Philippines Drops Charges Against Leila de Lima, Prominent Duterte Critic
Leila de Lima, a former senator in the Philippines who was detained for six years after she criticized President Rodrigo
Fire at Lithium Battery Plant in South Korea Kills at Least 16
A fire at a lithium battery factory near Seoul on Monday killed at least 16 workers and left six others
Monday Briefing
Benjamin Netanyahu said the intensive phase of Israel’s war with Hamas “is about to end.” Source link
Pilgrim Deaths in Mecca Put Spotlight on Underworld Hajj Industry
The deaths of more than a thousand pilgrims in Saudi Arabia for the hajj have put a spotlight on an
Monday Briefing: Among Some Israelis, Muted Sympathy for Gaza
Blame for Hamas and little sympathy for Gazans Some Israelis are struggling to show concern for the people suffering in
Dagestan Gunmen Target Synagogue and Churches
At least six police officers and a priest were killed in attacks in two cities in Russia’s southern republic of
Euro 2024 Tournament Runs Smoothly in Germany, but the Trains Do Not
Niclas Füllkrug arrived early at the Adidas campus just outside Herzogenaurach, a picture-postcard town in Bavaria that was to host
After Escaping China by Sea, Dissident Kwon Pyong Faces His Next Act
The dissident’s lone regret after his 200-mile escape across the Yellow Sea was not taking night vision goggles. Nearing the
Ukraine Urges West to Allow Use of Weapons to Hit Russian Air Bases
As bombs dropped by Russian warplanes tore through residential districts in the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv this weekend, killing at
Israeli Military Says Troops Tied a Wounded Palestinian to a Vehicle
Israeli troops tied a wounded Palestinian to the top of a military vehicle on Saturday morning during an operation in