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Malaysia plans to end life sentencing and axe death penalty in slew of prison reforms

As Xi Jinping flew back to Beijing, Russia’s military launched a barrage of strikes with Iran-made Shahed drones on Ukraine’s Kyiv region, killing at least nine people, according to Ukrainian authorities

US increasingly worried about #WestBank situation as defence secretary visits Israel

2,000 Palestinian inmates halt hunger strike after Israel yields to demands

‘Can’t be a burden’: parents file divorce for paralysed son to ‘free’ his wife

A mother whose son was found dead in the middle of a South Carolina road eight years ago is opening a private investigation into his death after raising almost $90,000 amid the publicity surrounding the murder trial of Alex Murdaugh

#Palestine: Khaled Mashal says speaking about truce gives time for @netanyahu to achieve goals

Afghanistan’s new leaders believe in dialogue and an exchange of ideas. But it takes two hands to clap. — #AJOpinion by Mawlawi Amir Khan Muttaqi ⤵️

Russia was behind other countries in developing unmanned aerial vehicles until recently and now it boasts both reconnaissance drones and loitering munitions, Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev said:

Prof. Zheng Yongnian discusses diverse democracy, diverse civilization #ForthePeople

Las Fallas fest held in Spain’s Valencia Follow us on Rumble:

Hong Kong’s Art Basel is back with its 2023 edition featuring more than 170 art galleries drawing in high-spending international visitors.

Although the top division gets the vast majority of coverage dedicated to sumo, the second tier, called jūryō, is often more exciting and harder fought.

Muslim world facing historic test over Al-Aqsa Mosque: IUMS

China’s graft-busters give rare details about corruption case in digital hub that houses Apple cloud service

Australians will be asked whether the nation’s Indigenous peoples, which make up 3.2% of the population, should be recognized in the Constitution

#Qatar praises new agreement between #Iran, #InternationalAtomicEnergyAgency

Rahul Gandhi was found guilty and given a two-year jail sentence for saying people named Modi were 'thieves'. He has been granted bail pending an appeal.

Turkiye president to break fast with earthquake survivors

#OpinionLine The pandemic has taught the world that viruses respect no borders and that the survival of humans depends on building a community with a shared future for humankind. #COVID_19

‘Suspected Hong Kong triad member’ slashed in leg by knife-wielding attacker after racing to friend’s help

The Mekong River is fishing lifeline for tens of millions of people across Asia, but with China building more dams to generate hydropower, fears are growing over the unseasonal flooding and droughts they cause.

Wanted Palestinian gunman killed by Israeli forces in West Bank raid

Some thrill seekers describe bungee jumping as a near-death experience, but few come quite as close as one man who managed to survive his cord snapping

Palestine: UN Special Coordinator for Peace Process 'disturbed' by ongoing Israel violence

Hong Kong Sevens organisers expect crowd to top 35,000 on opening night

Certain Australian media outlets are luring audiences to believe that a war with China is at their doorstep. #MediaUnlocked discovered that the panel of five "independent" experts behind this warmongering propaganda are all connected to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute.

Access to Paris' biggest airport was blocked on Thursday morning by union activists protesting against the government's planned pension reform.

A German political activist urged the United States and its Western allies to pay heed to rapid changes underway in the international arena following Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s Moscow visit:

The holy month of Ramadan began for Muslims around the world 🌙 — in pictures

France’s powerful unions are coming out in force for a nationwide strike

Turkiye slams USA for supporting Kurdish fighters in #Syria

#CGTNpoll: 84.8% of respondents say no democracy superior to another #ForthePeople

Ukraine’s estimated restoration and recovery costs have grown to $411 billion, a new report suggests Details:

With shares in First Republic Bank plummeting fast, the U.S. government could come to play a role in shoring up the troubled lender.

Lawyers for Pittsburgh synagogue shooter say he has schizophrenia, brain impairments

ToI online event this Sunday - don't miss this chance to make sense of the crisis that's roiling Israel:

United States increasingly worried about #WestBank situation as defence secretary visits #Israel

Amnesty: More than 200,000 people demand end of Israeli apartheid

Israel has ratified a law limiting the circumstances in which a PM can be removed

Yes, sometimes it means 'popular', but not always . . .

Hay fever patients are crowding Japan's clinics and drugstores amid the highest pollen levels in 10 years, increasing demand for drugs that can help alleviate their suffering.

Over the past year, El Salvador has undergone a radical transformation since President Nayib Bukele – the self-described “world’s coolest dictator” — suspended constitutional rights and started an all-out offensive on the gangs. The results are mixed

Top Iran diplomat warns against 'miscalculations' after meeting E3 directors

Palestine: Khaled Mashal says speaking about truce gives time for #Netanyahu to achieve goals

If you're shopping in Italy you'll see food and drinks that proudly declare their DOP, DOC, IGT or DOCG status. Here's what these labels mean.

#Qatar praises new agreement between #Iran, IAEA

The world’s leading #wingfoilers took to the water in a groundbreaking new surfing discipline during the #GWAWingfoil World Cup on the #CapeVerde island of Sal. #surfing #windsurfing

#CATL has achieved mass production of the cutting-edge Qilin battery in its new intelligent factory.

The UK has announced that it will supply Ukraine with toxic, uranium-laden ammunition – known for turning former combat zones into uninhabitable wastelands. London has said that such ammo supplies will not lead to a nuclear escalation of the conflict.