Hamas stunt using hostages’ bodies broke international law, says UN
The UN has accused Hamas of breaking international law by the “abhorrent and cruel” manner in which it handed over the bodies ...
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio Snubs G20 Foreign Ministers Meeting in South Africa
Amid diplomatic tensions between host South Africa and the Trump Administration, the U.S. will be represented at a meeting of ...
PhilStar Global on MSN8h
Over 60% of Philippines regions drug-free, Philippines tells UN
Over 60 percent of regions in the country have been declared “drug cleared” and over 40 percent are now “drug-free,” the government told the United Nations committee on economic, social and cultural ...
Africanews English on MSN14h
Kenya affirms support for peace initiatives in Sudan zmid tensions
Kenya announced on Wednesday its willingness to assist in peace initiatives in Sudan, following accusations from Khartoum ...
Anadolu Ajansi12h
Doctors Against Genocide urges US Senate to stop Gaza genocide
Doctors Against Genocide (DAG) has called on the US Senate to take action to end the genocide in the Gaza Strip. "We are here ...
US State Department revises China webpage to focus on trade, business curbs
The U.S. State Department has changed references to China on its website, emphasising the trade deficit in an expanded ...
France 24 on MSN23h
Yoon becomes South Korea's first sitting president to go on criminal trial
With Yoon in attendance as hearings opened Thursday, the courtroom was packed and there was heavy security around the ...
'No Gazans saved hostages': World leaders on slain captives' release
The United Nations rights chief said the parading of bodies in Gaza is abhorrent and flies in the face of international law.
Opinion
'The America of the rule of law and the liberal international order is disappearing'
COLUMN. Donald Trump extends the powers of the American presidency beyond what any of his predecessors had ever dared, says Le Monde columnist Alain Frachon.