Swedish man gets life term over 2015 burning killing of Jordanian pilot
Court finds Osama Krayem guilty of 'serious war crimes and terrorist crimes' over ISIL killing of Muath al-Kassasbeh.
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Ukraine parliament votes to restore anticorruption agencies after protests
Ukraine's government faced pressure from protesters and foreign backers after attempt to take power from agencies.
Tsunami warnings lifted across the Pacific allowing millions to return home
Japan reports one death during coastal evacuation but cancels warning across the country by Thursday afternoon.
Who has a deal, who doesn’t? The state of play on eve of Trump’s tariffs
There is just a day to go before US president launches sweeping global tariffs.
Tariff wars: Has Donald Trump killed the WTO?
In the wake of Trump’s global trade war, can the World Trade Organization reclaim its role as guardian of free trade?
Fires and destruction as missile attacks rattle Ukraine’s capital
Missile strikes on Kyiv leave six dead, including a child, and injure 82 as fires engulf the capital overnight.
Russia kills six in drone, missile strikes on Ukraine’s Kyiv: Zelenskyy
Rescue teams search for people under the rubble after at least 52 people are wounded.
South Korea experiences most sweltering nights in July in history
At least 16 people have died from heat-related illnesses in South Korea this year, according to health authorities.
Lithuanian Prime Minister Paluckas resigns following protests
Paluckas, who became prime minister last year, has faced media attention around his business dealings.
Leading Macau democrat arrested for ‘collusion’ with foreign forces: Police
Au Kam San accused by police of being in contact with an unnamed 'anti-China organisation abroad' since 2022.
Trump threatens trade deal after Canada moves towards recognising Palestine
Canada and the US are working on negotiating a trade deal by August 1, with Trump threatening a 35% tariff on Canada.
In China’s shadow, Taiwan is building a drone army to repel an invasion
Taipei sees homegrown drones as key to its defence, but analysts say its plans do not go far enough.
Brown University strikes $50m deal to end Trump administration pressure
Trump has withheld hundreds of millions in federal funds from top universities in effort to reshape US higher education.
More than 70 aid seekers killed as starvation worsens in Gaza
The UN has warned aid entering the Strip remains far below what is required.
Canada will recognise Palestinian state at UN General Assembly: Carney
The Canadian PM says Hamas cannot play a role in the future of Palestine or take part in possible 2026 elections.
At least 22 killed at Angola fuel price hike protests, authorities say
More than 1,200 people have been arrested since rallies began earlier this week, a government statement said.
Why a so-called ‘honor’ killing in Pakistan has sparked national outrage
A couple was killed in Balochistan over accusations of having an affair. A viral video forced Pakistan to respond.
Hezbollah rejects calls to disarm, says demands serve Israel
Hezbollah chief Naim Qassem says group will 'not submit to Israel' and disarm as pressure on Lebanon grows.
Belgium refers war crimes complaint against Israeli soldiers to ICC
The Hind Rajab Foundation criticises Belgian authorities for not taking stronger action as diplomatic row worsens.
US sanctions Brazil’s Supreme Court judge overseeing case against Bolsonaro
US freezes Judge Moraes's assets, citing role in arbitrary detentions, censorship, and Bolsonaro-related prosecutions.