Japan to install missiles near Taiwan: Are China tensions set to spike?
EXPLAINER Japan to install missiles near Taiwan: Are China tensions set to spike? Japan plans to deploy missiles near Taiwan, a move analysts say risks deepening regional tensions with China.…
UN: 6.5 million in Somalia facing hunger
The UN is warning 6.5 million people in Somalia are facing extreme hunger, triggered by a prolonged drought.
Pakistani players in the Hundred: What’s the cricket controversy all about?
EXPLAINER Pakistani players in the Hundred: What’s the cricket controversy all about? Breaking down the row involving Pakistani cricketers’ presence in a franchise league in which Indian businesses own teams.…
‘Anti-Palestinian repression’: Legal experts document hundreds of UK cases
‘Anti-Palestinian repression’: Legal experts document hundreds of UK cases Group says its new public database reveals extent of broad crackdown on solidarity movement. Police officers try to hold back a…
Deadly fighting in Alawite heartland city in Syria
Several people were killed in fighting in Syria’s Latakia where suspected Assad regime supporters attacked security.
Zimbabwe imposes ban on exports of all raw minerals and lithium concentrate
Zimbabwe imposes ban on exports of all raw minerals and lithium concentrate The immediate ban covers all raw minerals already in transit and will remain in place until further notice,…
What Trump said at State of the Union address
US President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address both aggravated and excited lawmakers.
Military government air strikes kill 17 in western Myanmar state
News Military government air strikes kill 17 in western Myanmar state Women and children among those killed and 14 others wounded in air strikes on a village market in Rakhine.…
Which countries are urging citizens to leave Iran amid US threat of force?
News Which countries are urging citizens to leave Iran amid US threat of force? Germany, India and South Korea among countries to warn citizens to not travel to Iran as…
In Modi’s India, scandal still embarrasses but rape has become ordinary
In Modi’s India, scandal still embarrasses but rape has become ordinary The government’s performed outrage over Bill Gates’s Epstein links only underlined its indifference to the routine violence faced by…