Despite Gaza ceasefire, ‘we haven’t seen the worst’: B’Tselem chief

Slovenia's recent referendum resulted in the rejection of a law that would have legalized assisted dying for terminally ill adults, with approximately 53% of voters opposing the measure. This law had previously received parliamentary approval in July, making the referendum a pivotal moment for public sentiment on this contentious issue.

The G20 summit in South Africa concluded amid a boycott by the United States, with President Cyril Ramaphosa emphasizing the event's success in promoting multilateralism despite the absence of U.S. representation. The summit adopted a new declaration prioritizing support for developing nations and addressing global challenges such as climate change and debt relief.

Former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has been arrested after tampering with his electronic ankle monitor using a soldering iron, claiming that hallucinatory effects from his medication led him to believe the device was bugged. This incident occurred while he was under house arrest, following his conviction for a failed coup attempt.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have resulted in the deaths of at least 24 individuals, with dozens more injured, as tensions escalate amid a fragile ceasefire. The Israeli government claims the strikes were a response to militant gunfire, which Hamas has dismissed as a fabricated excuse to justify renewed violence.

Gaza's civil defense agency reported that 21 individuals were killed and many others wounded in a series of Israeli airstrikes on Saturday, exacerbating the already fragile truce between Israel and Hamas. This escalation follows a pattern of violence that has persisted despite previous ceasefire agreements.

A Christian group in Nigeria has reported that 50 students who were abducted by gunmen have successfully escaped captivity. This incident is part of a troubling trend of mass kidnappings in the region, where over 300 students were taken from a Catholic school just days prior, highlighting the ongoing security crisis in Nigeria.

Guinea-Bissau is preparing for a contentious presidential election where President Umaro Sissoco Embalo seeks a second term against a relatively unknown candidate backed by a former prime minister. The elections are set against a backdrop of political instability marked by previous coups.

Slovenia recently held a referendum where voters rejected a law that would have legalized assisted dying for terminally ill adults, with approximately 53% opposing the measure. This decision follows parliamentary approval of the law earlier in July, highlighting a significant public sentiment on the contentious issue of euthanasia.