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The ruling comes less than two weeks after Philippine authorities ordered Rappler to shut down ahead of former President Rodrigo Duterte's last day in office
He was involved in kidnapping of 16 American Christian missionaries, officials say
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is the latest Conservative leader to feel his party's wrath following a string of resignations from his scandal-plagued government
Weakened by scandals, he refused for months to resign but on Thursday was poised to quit, forced by his own colleagues
Authorities have reported more than 300 infections in Xian, with new clusters found in Shanghai, Beijing, elsewhere
Issues are with people’s own antibodies attacking brain cells, not the virus
Last year, an investigation by 17 media organizations accused Morocco of using the Israeli-made spyware, which infiltrates mobile phones in order to extract data or to activate a camera or microphone to spy on their owners
China is the last major economy wedded to a zero-COVID strategy, deploying snap lockdowns, quarantines and travel curbs in a bid to weed out new infections
This violence in the region has persisted for years without redress while global attention has been centered on Tigray since November 2020, Human Right Watch has found
His comments came after Lebanon's Iran-backed Hezbollah movement launched three unarmed reconnaissance drones Saturday towards the offshore Karish gas field and Israel said it shot them down
Outbreak in Anhui comes as Chinese economy begins to rebound from a months-long lockdown in Shanghai and disruptive COVID restrictions in Beijing
In the first half of this year, pub numbers dropped below 40,000 -- a fall of more than 7,000 since 10 years ago
People are returning to the daily jobs in Kramatorsk, a city near the front line in eastern Ukraine, despite the daily sound of bombing roaring in the distance
Making the first ever visit to Ukraine by an Australian premier, Anthony Albanese said at a news conference in Kyiv that his country would give Ukraine ‘a hundred million dollars of military support’
Call by Foreign Minister Wang Yi comes during his first visit to the country since the 2021 coup that plunged it into turmoil
The charges stem from comments reportedly made by Faezeh Hashemi, a former lawmaker and a women's rights activist, during an audio debate on a social media forum in April
The Black Sea nation has been in the grip of mass protests since EU leaders decided in late June to defer Tbilisi's application for membership, pending sweeping political reforms
Army spokesman's comment on army radio came after the PA gave the green light for the Americans, but not the Israelis, to examine the bullet that killed Abu Akleh during an Israeli raid in the occupied West Bank
Steven Ho, who sits in the city's rubber stamp legislature, was one of about 100 officials granted close contact with Chinese President for photo call on Thursday afternoon
Demonstrators demand a restoration of the transition to civilian rule that was launched after the 2019 ouster of longtime autocrat Omar al-Bashir, which the coup derailed
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