At least 16 people have been killed in an attack by gang members in Haiti, and the UN secretary-general has said he fears the death toll could be significantly higher.
WorldAmnesty is now warning that this summer's World Cup could place human rights at risk and pose a threat to the people the World Cup is intended to serve. "What we see is a risk of a World Cup that excludes many people," says Maja Åberg of Amnesty Sweden.
SportsGeorge Orwell's book "1984" was published in 1949. The book, and not least its title, has since become a symbol of dictatorships and surveillance societies. Raoul Peck's acclaimed documentary film "Orwell: 2+2=5" is about the book, its author, and its history.
TV & filmReal Madrid's Brazilian star Rodrygo will miss this summer's World Cup in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
SportsOne of Danish football's greatest - former national team captain Sepp Piontek - has died. He revolutionized Danish football in the 1980s.
FootballPia Sundhage was informed at the end of last year that her contract as head coach of the Swiss women's national football team would not be renewed. Now the 66-year-old will take over as head coach of the Haiti women's national football team, reports SVT Sport.
FootballHaiti is changing its prime minister once again. The country's transitional council has fired Alix Didier Fils-Aimé, making his successor Haiti's fourth leader in less than two years.
World politicsNot since World War II have so many conflicts been going on simultaneously. As a result, 37 million people are at risk of dying from hunger – and the situation is worst in Sudan, writes the International Rescue Committee.
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