Charlottesville: Why are the ‘Unite the Right’ organisers on trial?
Nine people injured at the 2017 far-right ‘Unite the Right’ rally in Virginia are suing organisers.
US begins legal appeal to get Julian Assange extradited
Lawyers for the US say a judge who blocked Julian Assange’s extradition was misled by a psychiatrist.
Sister of Bataclan victim: ‘We don’t hate you’
Nick Alexander died at a Paris rock gig during the assault by Islamic State (IS) extremists in 2015.
Bataclan attack: Reliving loss of my brother, Nick Alexander
Zoe Alexander told the suspects in the 2015 Paris attacks trial that they are war with themselves.
Hong Kong passes new film censorship law
Authorities will have the power to ban films deemed to violate China’s national security interests.
Sunao Tsuboi: Campaigning Hiroshima survivor dies aged 96
Sunao Tsuboi met Barack Obama on his historic visit to the site of the world’s first nuclear attack.
Josh Cavallo: ‘I’m a footballer and I’m gay,’ says Australian player
The Adelaide United player has become the only current male professional footballer to do so.
Brazil senators back criminal charges against Bolsonaro over Covid handling
Senators in Brazil vote to recommend charging the president over his handling of the pandemic.
Huma Abedin: Clinton aide details sex assault by US senator
In a new book, Huma Abedin says she was assaulted after a senator invited her into his home.
Sudan coup: Why the army is gambling with the future
The generals fear they are at risk if civilian rule demands accountability, argues Alex de Waal.