China said on Monday that it would sanction three US defence companies over their sales of arms to Taiwan, as the self-ruled island inaugurated a new president. US firms General
Twenty-three people trying to cross the Mediterranean to Europe from Tunisia have been missing for the past two weeks, the country’s National Guard said in a statement on Saturday. The
China and Russia protect the system of international relations with the central role of the UN and the world order based on international law, Chinese President Xi Jinping said on
President Emmanuel Macron moved on Wednesday to declare a state of emergency in France’s Pacific territory of New Caledonia after a second night of rioting that left three dead and
Singapore on Wednesday swore in Lawrence Wong as its new prime minister on Wednesday, replacing Lee Hsien Loong following two decades in office, with the new leader warning that the
At least 16 people were killed Tuesday in Peru when a bus rolled off a ledge in the mountainous Ayacucho region, authorities said. The bus was carrying more than 40
A German court on Tuesday convicted one of the country’s most controversial far-right politicians, Bjoern Hoecke, of deliberately using a banned Nazi slogan at a rally. The court fined Hoecke,
Israel’s military operation in Rafah has set truce negotiations with Hamas ‘backward’, mediator Qatar said on Tuesday, adding that talks have reached ‘almost a stalemate’, reports AFP. ‘Especially in the
Georgia’s parliament on Tuesday adopted a controversial ‘foreign influence’ law that has sparked weeks of mass protests against the measure, which Brussels has warned would undermine Tbilisi’s European aspirations. Lawmakers
Israel battled Hamas in Gaza on Monday, including in far-southern Rafah, despite US warnings against a full-scale invasion of the crowded city and of the threat of post-war ‘anarchy’ across