Libyan war crimes suspect asks ICC judges for release
First Libyan detainee faces judges in The Hague A Libyan war crimes suspect accused of running one of the country’s most notorious prisons…
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First Libyan detainee faces judges in The Hague A Libyan war crimes suspect accused of running one of the country’s most notorious prisons…
Extreme late-season storms push Southeast Asia beyond its limits Southeast Asia is closing out 2025 under water.
Scientists link extreme deluge to a hotter planet Torrential rains and landslides that killed more than a thousand people across Indonesia, Sri Lanka,…
Policy shock for migrants and US allies The Trump administration has ordered a sweeping pause on immigration applications from 19 non-European countries, extending a crackdown that already reshaped U.S. travel rules earlier this year.
Weak growth on paper, stronger reality underneath Australia’s latest GDP figures initially disappointed investors, showing slower growth than many had expected in the third quarter.
Grief and anger in Tai Po housing estate Residents of Hong Kong’s Wang Fuk Court housing complex are slowly returning to retrieve belongings,…
A new kind of digital over-reliance A growing number of people now rely on AI chatbots not just for work tasks but for surprisingly intimate, everyday decisions.
Rooftop rescues and missing families across Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Thailand Days of relentless monsoon downpours and landslides have turned large parts of…
Deforested hillsides collapse after record rains As rescue crews continue to search for survivors of Indonesia’s latest deadly floods, anger is rising in hard-hit communities over what locals call “mischievous hands” in the forests above their homes.
A fragile test-ban norm under fresh stress The United States and Russia are once again talking about the possibility of resuming nuclear weapons tests, reviving anxieties many thought were buried with the Cold War.
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