Indonesian army apologises after viral Papua torture video
Indonesian army apologises after viral Papua torture video
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Georgian ruling party's sway over election commission boosted before October poll
Georgian ruling party's sway over election commission boosted before October poll
Russian security failure? Kremlin says no country is immune to terrorism
Russian security failure? Kremlin says no country is immune to terrorism
Kremlin: we are not joining death penalty debate after concert hall attack
Kremlin: we are not joining death penalty debate after concert hall attack
Ahead of EU election, rights groups urge equality drive to counter populists
Ahead of EU election, rights groups urge equality drive to counter populists
Suspended Australian judge facing deportation from Kiribati in court on Tuesday
Suspended Australian judge facing deportation from Kiribati in court on Tuesday
Argentines commemorate coup as Milei sows doubt about dictatorship past
Argentines commemorate coup as Milei sows doubt about dictatorship past
Military draft bill creates rift in Israeli government
Military draft bill creates rift in Israeli government
Chad interim president Deby and PM cleared for presidential election
Chad interim president Deby and PM cleared for presidential election
Only effective way to ramp up Gaza aid is by road, Guterres says
Only effective way to ramp up Gaza aid is by road, Guterres says
Europe's far-right vows hard line on immigration, but cracks emerge elsewhere
Europe's far-right vows hard line on immigration, but cracks emerge elsewhere
Spain, Ireland, Malta, Slovenia agree to work towards Palestinian state recognition
Spain, Ireland, Malta, Slovenia agree to work towards Palestinian state recognition
EU sanctions 33 people over Navalny death
EU sanctions 33 people over Navalny death
Tribute to deceased Chinese dissident exposes fractures at UN rights body
Tribute to deceased Chinese dissident exposes fractures at UN rights body
Ukrainian women's startups drive tech sector resilience, offer economic recovery hope
Ukrainian women's startups drive tech sector resilience, offer economic recovery hope
British foreign secretary says UK will work with whomever is US president on AUKUS
British foreign secretary says UK will work with whomever is US president on AUKUS
US imposes sanctions on Nicaragua's attorney general
US imposes sanctions on Nicaragua's attorney general
Rights groups petition European watchdog to secure clean water in French Caribbean
Rights groups petition European watchdog to secure clean water in French Caribbean
Arab ministers, Palestinian official brief Blinken on vision for two-state solution
Arab ministers, Palestinian official brief Blinken on vision for two-state solution
EU leaders will call for sustainable ceasefire in Gaza, Borrell says
EU leaders will call for sustainable ceasefire in Gaza, Borrell says
After months in jail, Senegalese family vows to vote out ruling party
After months in jail, Senegalese family vows to vote out ruling party
Ghana parliament speaker criticises president for delaying anti-LGBTQ bill
Ghana parliament speaker criticises president for delaying anti-LGBTQ bill
Israel submits assurances to US on use of weapons
Israel submits assurances to US on use of weapons
Canada says Hong Kong's new security law does not safeguard human rights
Canada says Hong Kong's new security law does not safeguard human rights
Assange team sees no sign of resolving US charges after reported plea deal talks
Assange team sees no sign of resolving US charges after reported plea deal talks
US says Arunachal Pradesh is part of India, amid Indo-China tensions
US says Arunachal Pradesh is part of India, amid Indo-China tensions
Mexico won't accept deportations from Texas, calls law 'dehumanizing'
Mexico won't accept deportations from Texas, calls law 'dehumanizing'
Portuguese police arrest suspect in killing of Black man in Azores
Portuguese police arrest suspect in killing of Black man in Azores
Slovakia scraps graft prosecution unit despite EU criticism
Slovakia scraps graft prosecution unit despite EU criticism
China tells UK and others to stop 'smearing' new Hong Kong security law
China tells UK and others to stop 'smearing' new Hong Kong security law
Far-right AfD peppers Germany's top court with complaints, accused of blocking tactics
Far-right AfD peppers Germany's top court with complaints, accused of blocking tactics
European Union, UN criticise new Hong Kong security law
European Union, UN criticise new Hong Kong security law
Relocating UK asylum seekers from hotels will not save money, watchdog says
Relocating UK asylum seekers from hotels will not save money, watchdog says
UN official protesting Gaza conflict alleges assault by security at headquarters
UN official protesting Gaza conflict alleges assault by security at headquarters
Spanish charity Open Arms vows more Gaza food aid, appeals to others to step up
Spanish charity Open Arms vows more Gaza food aid, appeals to others to step up
Ombudsman raises concern over EU migration deal with Egypt
Ombudsman raises concern over EU migration deal with Egypt
NYU urges dismissal of antisemitism lawsuit, says it acted 'decisively'
NYU urges dismissal of antisemitism lawsuit, says it acted 'decisively'
Ghana president won't act on anti-LGBTQ bill before legal challenge resolved
Ghana president won't act on anti-LGBTQ bill before legal challenge resolved
Amnesty slams leaked Saudi draft penal code, urges changes
Amnesty slams leaked Saudi draft penal code, urges changes
Yulia Navalnaya says Putin is not Russia's legitimate president
Yulia Navalnaya says Putin is not Russia's legitimate president
Hungary's sovereignty law threatens free debate, says rights watchdog
Hungary's sovereignty law threatens free debate, says rights watchdog
Two Mississippi officers sentenced in federal 'Goon Squad' torture case
Two Mississippi officers sentenced in federal 'Goon Squad' torture case
UN secretary-general alarmed by reports of Myanmar airstrikes
UN secretary-general alarmed by reports of Myanmar airstrikes
UK closer to passing Rwanda asylum law after changes overturned
UK closer to passing Rwanda asylum law after changes overturned
Congo court sentences journalist Stanis Bujakera to six months in jail
Congo court sentences journalist Stanis Bujakera to six months in jail
US says seeking information on reports of detained Al Jazeera reporter in Gaza
US says seeking information on reports of detained Al Jazeera reporter in Gaza
Egyptians thought Regeni was British spy, Italian court told
Egyptians thought Regeni was British spy, Italian court told
WHO chief voices concern over Gaza's Al Shifa Hospital
WHO chief voices concern over Gaza's Al Shifa Hospital
