China court sentences 11 people to death over alleged role in family-run Myanmar scam operations
Another five people given suspended death sentences over alleged role in gang that operated scam centres and illegal gambling worth $1.4bn
A court in China has sentenced 11 people to death for their alleged roles in a family-run crime syndicate accused of running illegal gambling and scam operations worth more than $1.4bn, and for the deaths of workers who disobeyed them.
The Wenzhou intermediate people’s court on Monday sentenced 11 members of the powerful Ming family in Kokang, Myanmar to death while another five were handed death sentences suspended for two years.
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Moldova’s resounding ‘yes’ to Europe — and ‘no’ to Russia – DW
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- Moldova’s election delivers lessons to Europe on countering Russian interference CNN
- Moldova defies Russia by re-electing its pro-European government The Economist
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The live-streamed murder of two women and a girl has shocked Argentina – CNN
- The live-streamed murder of two women and a girl has shocked Argentina CNN
- Murders of 2 young women and teen girl livestreamed on social media, sparking protests in Argentina CBS News
- Argentina arrests 7th suspect over livestreamed femicide DW
- Brutal Killing of 3 Women, Livestreamed on Social Media, Shocks Argentina The New York Times
- Brutal killings of young women leave Argentina in shock and anger BBC
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Netanyahu agrees to Trump plan for Gaza deal, but Hamas still a question – The Washington Post
- Netanyahu agrees to Trump plan for Gaza deal, but Hamas still a question The Washington Post
- Watch Live: Trump and Netanyahu Hold News Conference on Gaza Plan The New York Times
- Trump’s Pro-Israel Gaza Plan Seen as Unlikely to Win Over Hamas Bloomberg.com
- Vice president predicts there will be a government shutdown as Trump signals he’s ‘close’ to Gaza peace plan CNN
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Trump and Netanyahu agree new US peace plan for Gaza
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Plan calls for immediate end to war between Israel and Hamas but lacks detail on how key points will be executed
The White House peace plan for Gaza proposes an immediate end to the devastating war between Israel and Hamas that has raged in the coastal territory for nearly two years, while pointedly excluding the Palestinian militant group from any future governing role.
Assuming both sides agree to a detailed list of conditions, the end of fighting will be accompanied by the release of all Israeli hostages, both dead and alive, “within 72 hours” of Israel publicly accepting the deal.
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Tony Blair Emerges as Potential Figure in Postwar Gaza – The New York Times
- Tony Blair Emerges as Potential Figure in Postwar Gaza The New York Times
- Tony Blair set to serve on Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ for Gaza Financial Times
- Trump to run Gaza with Blair The Telegraph
- Postwar Gaza authority potentially led by Tony Blair ‘would sideline Palestinians’ The Guardian
- Tony Blair has never quit the Middle East. Now, he could run Gaza. The Washington Post