International
Trial of WSJ journalist accused of espionage begins in Russia
YEKATERINBURG, Russia: The closed-door trial of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich began in Yekaterinburg on June 26 after his...
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Olympic swimmers to Congress: We’ve no faith in anti-doping regulator
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Swimming legends Michael Phelps and Allison Schmitt have told a U.S. House subcommittee this week that U.S. Olympic...
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Ice baths and ventilators: India’s hospitals adapt to killer heat
NEW DELHI - The Nigerian student only popped out to repair his phone, but he ended up in a New...
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Spain intervenes in ICJ case on genocide prevention in Gaza
ANKARA Spain submitted a Declaration of Intervention to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Friday in the case brought...
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Lebanon urges countries to show solidarity in face of war threats from Israel
BEIRUT Lebanese Foreign Minister Abdullah Bou Habib urged countries on Friday to show solidarity with Lebanon in the face of...
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French authorities in New Caledonia extend curfew ahead of polls
ISTANBUL Following weeks of political unrest, curfew measures were extended Saturday until July 8 in New Caledonia as voters in...
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New York Times Ask Biden to Step Down
The New York Times editorial board has asked President Joe Biden to step down for a better candidate to contest...
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Germany, NATO partners to conduct air exercises in Indo-Pacific region
BERLIN Germany and its NATO partners are set to conduct several air exercises in the Indo-Pacific region this summer, the...
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Russia downplays Biden-Trump’s 1st US presidential debate
MOSCOW Russia considers the US elections as an internal matter, with Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov on Friday playing down incumbent...
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World ‘failing’ to deliver on gender equality as economic violence against women continues: UN rights chief
GENEVA The UN human rights chief on Friday said the world is "failing to deliver on the promise of gender...
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