Dignitas founder dies by assisted suicide aged 92, group says

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Pope Leo XIV has embarked on his first foreign trip to Turkey, where he aims to promote peace and unity amid regional tensions. His visit includes significant engagements, such as attending Istanbul's Blue Mosque, marking the first time a pope has participated in a Muslim place of worship since his papacy began in May.

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A charity has reported that the opt-out organ donation law, introduced a decade ago, has had minimal impact on increasing the number of organ donors. Despite its landmark status, the law has not significantly changed donor rates as intended.

Your Party, co-founded by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana, officially adopted its name during its inaugural conference, where members voted on the final title after initially using the slogan 'This is Your Party' since its launch in July. The conference also saw the decision to be led by a panel of members rather than a single MP, avoiding a potential leadership contest.

A shooting at a children's birthday party in Stockton, California, resulted in the deaths of four individuals, including three children, and left at least 11 others injured. The incident occurred shortly before 6 p.m. local time on Saturday evening and is being investigated as a targeted attack by local authorities.

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Ludwig Minelli, the founder of the Swiss right-to-die organization Dignitas, has ended his life through assisted death at the age of 92, just days before his 93rd birthday, as confirmed by the organization. Dignitas stated that Minelli continued to seek ways to assist individuals in exercising their right to self-determination until the end of his life.