The White House criticized Amazon for labeling tariff costs on products, calling it a 'hostile' act against President Trump, amidst tensions over trade policies. This comes as U.S. job vacancies drop to their lowest since 2020, and economic concerns mount with potential policy changes on the horizon.

Amnesty International's new report highlights a worsening global human rights crisis, driven by conflicts and climate change. It criticizes major powers for undermining international law and notes Trump's policies as intensifying abuses.

Volker Türk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, urges immediate global intervention in Gaza to combat worsening humanitarian conditions imposed by Israel. He warns actions like starvation could be war crimes, amid staggering death tolls and critical shortages, as Amnesty International condemns the situation as 'genocide.'

The UN has alerted the world to a humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza, where a complete blockade has led to severe food and medical shortages. Despite global concerns, Israel cites security risks as it restricts aid access.

The Take It Down Act, aimed at curbing nonconsensual sexual images including AI-generated ones, has passed the House 409-2 and awaits President Trump's signature. Co-sponsored by Senators Cruz and Klobuchar, it faces criticism over potential censorship concerns but is hailed for addressing online exploitation.

A UN report highlights that over 72,000 migrants have died or gone missing since 2014, with significant numbers from crisis-hit countries like Afghanistan and Syria. The IOM calls for safe, legal migration pathways to make migration a choice, not a necessity, amid rising fatalities and inadequate data collection.

The United Nations reports Gaza's dire situation as its worst since hostilities began, with Médecins Sans Frontières calling it a graveyard for Gazans and aid workers. Israeli bombings resumed in March after Netanyahu broke a ceasefire, intensifying the crisis and leading to severe humanitarian conditions.

The Kremlin accuses the UK of supplying explosives for attacks killing Russian generals, escalating tensions in the Ukraine conflict. Ukraine's President Zelensky admits targeting Russian military leaders, while Russia hints at retaliatory measures against Britain.

At the ICJ, Egypt demands Israel adhere to international laws amid accusations of policies to depopulate and annex Palestinian territories. The case, sparked by UN concerns, sees widespread international involvement and coincides with ICC warrants against Israeli leaders.

An investigation reveals over half of UN-registered NGOs from China, Hong Kong, and Macau are GONGOs, undermining genuine human rights efforts. These entities, linked to the Communist Party, infiltrate UN meetings, influencing and stifling critiques of China's human rights record.

Gaza faces a dire humanitarian crisis as a blockade depletes food supplies for 2.1 million residents, leaving many on the brink of starvation. The international community's silence exacerbates the suffering, as calls for intervention go unheeded.

The Global Virus Network (GVN) warns of the rising threat of H5N1 avian influenza, urging enhanced surveillance amid over 70 human cases in the US, including a confirmed death. Experts stress the importance of biosecurity and public education as mutations could heighten pandemic risks.

The European Court of Justice has declared Malta's 'golden passport' scheme illegal under EU law, forcing its suspension. This ends the EU's last citizenship-by-investment program and highlights concerns over security and transparency, as Malta reviews the ruling's implications.

Sara Netanyahu has ignited controversy by contradicting official claims about the number of living hostages in Gaza, sparking backlash from affected families. Prime Minister Netanyahu's silence on the issue during a recent meeting has only fueled public frustration amid Israel's national remembrance observance.

French President Emmanuel Macron is set to strengthen European unity against Russian aggression by hosting Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk to sign a 'friendship treaty' on May 9. This diplomatic effort comes amid heightened tensions in Ukraine, with Germany's Chancellor and the U.S. backing increased pressure on Russia.

Trump's trade policies have led to a sharp decline in U.S. shipping, with major ports seeing reduced shipments and fears of a looming recession. Economists blame tariffs, predicting higher prices and economic slowdown, while discussions hint at potential tariff negotiations with China.

The UN agency for Palestinian refugees, Unrwa, has accused Israel of mistreating over 50 detained staff members since the Gaza conflict began in October 2023. Relations between Israel and Unrwa have soured, with Israel banning cooperation and claiming the agency is compromised by Hamas, amidst stalled ceasefire negotiations and ongoing violence.

Arbel Yehoud, a captive since the October 2023 Hamas attack on Kibbutz Nir Oz, has been released after nearly 500 days in captivity. Her release was part of a truce involving the exchange of 1,900 Palestinian prisoners and brings hope for other captives' return.

Thailand sends a 30-member Emergency Medical Team to Myanmar to aid earthquake victims, amid a crisis claiming 3,800 lives and displacing over 200,000. Efforts focus on healthcare, water supply, and disease prevention.