Chemical weapons watchdog urges probe in Syria after al-Assad toppled
Syria's new leadership may allow investigations into past chemical weapons attacks, with opportunities to clarify the extent of the chemical weapons program.
Saudi Arabia will host the 2034 FIFA World Cup a controversial pick
FIFA's choice of Saudi Arabia for the 2034 World Cup highlights ongoing human rights concerns amid the kingdom's efforts to improve its international standing.
Rwanda's sports fever, a pillar of development or sportswashing?
Rwanda is leveraging sponsorship deals with top soccer clubs to enhance its global tourism profile while facing criticism for potential human rights violations.
What future for Syrian refugees after Bashar al-Assad's fall?
The suspension of asylum requests from Syrians by European countries raises concerns about their safety and legal protections under international law.
String of UK peers accepted free trips to authoritarian Azerbaijan
UK political figures are facing scrutiny for supporting Azerbaijan's government, which has a record of human rights abuses.
President Michael D Higgins says it is 'slander' for Israeli minister to accuse Irish people of antisemitism over Gaza stance
Simon Harris focuses on Gaza war crimes amid accusations of antisemitism.
Irish history shapes support for Palestine, emphasizing dispossession and occupation.
Chemical weapons watchdog urges probe in Syria after al-Assad toppled
Syria's new leadership may allow investigations into past chemical weapons attacks, with opportunities to clarify the extent of the chemical weapons program.
Saudi Arabia will host the 2034 FIFA World Cup a controversial pick
FIFA's choice of Saudi Arabia for the 2034 World Cup highlights ongoing human rights concerns amid the kingdom's efforts to improve its international standing.
Rwanda's sports fever, a pillar of development or sportswashing?
Rwanda is leveraging sponsorship deals with top soccer clubs to enhance its global tourism profile while facing criticism for potential human rights violations.
What future for Syrian refugees after Bashar al-Assad's fall?
The suspension of asylum requests from Syrians by European countries raises concerns about their safety and legal protections under international law.
String of UK peers accepted free trips to authoritarian Azerbaijan
UK political figures are facing scrutiny for supporting Azerbaijan's government, which has a record of human rights abuses.
President Michael D Higgins says it is 'slander' for Israeli minister to accuse Irish people of antisemitism over Gaza stance
Simon Harris focuses on Gaza war crimes amid accusations of antisemitism.
Irish history shapes support for Palestine, emphasizing dispossession and occupation.
Filipino death row prisoner to return home after 15 years in Indonesian jail
Mary Jane Veloso is returning home to the Philippines after almost 15 years on death row in Indonesia, marking a significant milestone in her legal battle.
Briton, 18, on bail over Dubai sex with girl, 17
Marcus Fakana, an 18-year-old British man, faces a one-year prison sentence in Dubai for a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl, highlighting legal conflicts.
Filipino death row prisoner to return home after 15 years in Indonesian jail
Mary Jane Veloso is returning home to the Philippines after almost 15 years on death row in Indonesia, marking a significant milestone in her legal battle.
Briton, 18, on bail over Dubai sex with girl, 17
Marcus Fakana, an 18-year-old British man, faces a one-year prison sentence in Dubai for a sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl, highlighting legal conflicts.
Israel to close its embassy in Dublin due to 'extreme anti-Israel policy of Irish Government'
Ireland to join South Africa's case against Israel at the ICJ, accusing Israel of genocide, sparking criticism from Israel.
Israel to close embassy in Dublin over anti-Israel policies' after Ireland's backing of genocide petition Middle East crisis live
Israel is closing its embassy in Ireland over Dublin's support for genocide claims.
The decision reflects tensions due to Ireland's anti-Israeli policies and previous actions.
Israel to close embassy in Ireland after Dublin backs Gaza genocide case
Israel's embassy closure in Dublin stems from Ireland's support for Palestinian statehood and legal actions against Israel.
Ireland maintains a pro-peace stance despite diplomatic tensions with Israel.
Turkey condemns Israel plan to double Golan Heights population
Turkey decries Israeli expansionism in Golan Heights as a threat to regional stability, amidst rising international concern over Israel's actions post-Assad regime.
Israel to close embassy in Dublin due to 'extreme anti-Israel policy of Irish Government'; Taoiseach expresses 'deep disappointment'
Ireland joins South Africa's case against Israel at the ICJ while reaffirming its commitment to diplomatic relations with Israel.
Israel shuts Ireland embassy DW 12/15/2024
Israel closes its Dublin embassy due to perceived antisemitism and Ireland's support for Palestinian statehood, marking a significant strain in diplomatic relations.
Israel to close its embassy in Dublin due to 'extreme anti-Israel policy of Irish Government'
Ireland to join South Africa's case against Israel at the ICJ, accusing Israel of genocide, sparking criticism from Israel.
Israel to close embassy in Dublin over anti-Israel policies' after Ireland's backing of genocide petition Middle East crisis live
Israel is closing its embassy in Ireland over Dublin's support for genocide claims.
The decision reflects tensions due to Ireland's anti-Israeli policies and previous actions.
Israel to close embassy in Ireland after Dublin backs Gaza genocide case
Israel's embassy closure in Dublin stems from Ireland's support for Palestinian statehood and legal actions against Israel.
Ireland maintains a pro-peace stance despite diplomatic tensions with Israel.
Turkey condemns Israel plan to double Golan Heights population
Turkey decries Israeli expansionism in Golan Heights as a threat to regional stability, amidst rising international concern over Israel's actions post-Assad regime.
Israel to close embassy in Dublin due to 'extreme anti-Israel policy of Irish Government'; Taoiseach expresses 'deep disappointment'
Ireland joins South Africa's case against Israel at the ICJ while reaffirming its commitment to diplomatic relations with Israel.
Israel shuts Ireland embassy DW 12/15/2024
Israel closes its Dublin embassy due to perceived antisemitism and Ireland's support for Palestinian statehood, marking a significant strain in diplomatic relations.
Venezuelan opposition figures at Argentine embassy request global assistance amid Maduro's siege
Venezuelan opposition members in refuge at the Argentine embassy urge for urgent protection and safe-conduct passes amid escalating political persecution.
Familiar problem surfaces with Virat Kohli closest of fading Fab Four to the end | Geoff Lemon
The Fab Four of cricket—Smith, Kohli, Williamson, and Root—remain influential figures, continuing to impact the sport despite no longer being captains.
The remaining Bali Nine have returned to Australia after nearly 20 years in an Indonesian prison why now? | Tim Lindsey
Five members of the Bali Nine were released from Indonesian prison and returned to Australia after nearly 20 years due to a change in leadership.
A new age of politics is upon the world - as toppled leaders lose their grip on power
Recent political upheavals signal a troubling trend for democracies in the US, Germany, South Korea, France, and Romania.
These US Borders Make Absolutely No Sense
The article explores the unusual and sometimes arbitrary borders of U.S. states and its international boundaries.
Weird borders reflect historical negotiations and relationships, particularly evident in the cases of Alaska-Canada and Minnesota's Northwest Angle.
South Korean leaders seek calm after President Yoon's impeachment
South Korea's opposition will not seek to impeach acting president after Yoon's impeachment to maintain stability.
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,025
Russia is using North Korean troops in assaults on Ukrainian forces for the first time amidst escalating conflict dynamics.
Ukrainian air defenses demonstrated effectiveness by downing a significant number of Russian drones, proving resilience against aerial threats.
Ukraine demands Fifa apology over Crimea map
FIFA's map omission of Crimea is a significant diplomatic issue for Ukraine, warranting calls for apology and correction.
U.S. diplomats in region push Gaza ceasefire deal, Syrian transition
The Biden administration aims for a ceasefire deal in Gaza before the Trump transition, highlighting bipartisan cooperation for a resolution.
Adani Group, a Symbol of India's Soft Power, Stumbles After Indictments
Gautam Adani's indictment on fraud charges threatens his global business empire and India's international development initiatives.
Papua New Guinea to join NRL under historic deal with a China escape clause'
The Australian government has secured a $600 million funding deal for a Papua New Guinea rugby league team over the next decade.
UN: Humanitarian aid to north Gaza largely blocked in last 2 months
Humanitarian aid to northern Gaza has been largely blocked for 66 days, leaving tens of thousands without essential supplies.
Beleaguered Iran looks at Europe to revive nuclear deal DW 12/11/2024
The ongoing Geneva talks illustrate significant diplomatic tensions regarding Iran's nuclear program and the faltering JCPOA.