US security adviser, Chinese foreign minister to address relations
Senior U.S. National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan and Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi are set to meet in Bangkok to […]
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Czech lower house advances stricter gun law to Senate
The Czech Parliament’s lower house approved an amendment to the country’s gun law, tightening requirements for owning a weapon.The decision
Russia backs Sri Lankan government over Online Safety Bill; calls matter purely internal
COLOMBO: Russia has backed the Sri Lankan government’s decision to adopt the controversial Online Safety Bill, saying that the matter
Two charts that reveal a key weakness in former US President Trump’s reelection bid
Paul Whiteley, University of EssexDonald Trump’s win in New Hampshire’s Republican primary on January 23, a week after his decisive victory in the Iowa
Landslide of contaminated soil in Denmark threatens environmental disaster
Danish authorities are racing against time to prevent a landslide of contaminated soil from reaching a water source.The landslide, which
Netanyahu slams genocide case as ‘outrageous’, says Israel will continue to do ‘what is necessary’ to defend itself
THE HAGUE: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Israel will continue to do what is necessary to defend itself, following
British man receives prison sentence on espionage charges in China
Ian J. Stones, a longtime British businessperson in China, was sentenced to five years in prison in 2022 on an
ICJ stops short of ordering cease-fire in Gaza; demands Israel contain deaths
Israel often boycotts international tribunals and U.N. investigations, saying they are unfair and biased. But this time, it took the
Top UN court issues preliminary ruling on genocide case against Israel
The International Court of Justice is expected to issue a preliminary decision on Friday regarding a case accusing Israel of
Top UN court says it won’t throw out genocide case against Israel as it issues a preliminary ruling
U.N. officials have expressed fears that even more people could die from disease, with at least one-quarter of the population facing