Thousands protest against Israeli President Herzog’s Australia visit
Demonstrators risk arrest if they join a pro-Palestine march from Sydney Town Hall to New South Wales Parliament.
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Demonstrators risk arrest if they join a pro-Palestine march from Sydney Town Hall to New South Wales Parliament.
Read moreA local official and authorities in a region in southwestern South Korea were forced to apologize after he said last week that women should be "imported" from Vietnam or Sri Lanka for marriage, to raise the birth rate in Jindo Municipality. This sparked…
Read moreResidents say armed men kidnapped dozens of women and children after killing of about 200 people in Kwara State.
Read moreHuman Rights Watch announced in a statement on Monday that at least 17 civilians, including four children, were killed in western Niger in a drone strike “apparently” carried out by the army on January 6.
Read moreFrench biathlon gave France its first gold medal at the 2026 Winter Games. PSG crushed OM in Ligue 1 with a score of 5-0. The Super Bowl was won by the Seattle Seahawks…
Read moreBeijing did not wait long after announcing a landslide victory for conservative Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaishi in the early legislative elections, to issue a strongly worded threat to Tokyo on Monday, promising it a “firm” response if it acted...
Read moreEpstein leveraged ties with Mortimer Zuckerman to try to steer tabloid's coverage of abuse allegations.
Read moreCommercial documents shed light on hundreds of shipments from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank.
Read morePRESS REVIEW – Monday, February 9: The British Prime Minister is on thin ice after his chief of staff resigns. Elsewhere, centre-left candidate Antonio Jose Seguro has won a comfortable victory in an…
Read moreIn Syria, the agreement between Kurdish forces and Damascus, signed last week, includes a humanitarian tab: it should ultimately allow refugees to return home. These families fled the…
Read moreHong Kong's most prominent China critic, media tycoon Jimmy Lai, was sentenced on Monday to 20 years in jail under the city's controversial national security law, in what rights groups condemned as "effectively…
Read moreIncident brings number of people reported dead or missing on the central Mediterranean route this year to at least 484.
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