South Korea Investigators Demand Extension of Arrest Warrant on Yeol
South Korea’s investigating authorities have requested an extension of a warrant to arrest the country’s impeached president, Yoon Suk Yeol.
5 Die, 7 Wounded In Shooting In Mexican Bar
Mexican authorities say the shooting at a bar in southeastern Mexico on Saturday has left five people dead and seven wounded.
Israel Hits Gaza Displacement Camp Leaving Tents ‘In Flames’
Israeli forces have bombed the “safe zone” of al-Mawasi in southern Gaza, killing at least seven Palestinians. That took the death toll over the past day to at least 50.
Lawsuit Alleges US Failed To Evacuate Palestinian Americans Trapped In Gaza
Nine Palestinian Americans have sued the U.S. government, saying that it has failed to rescue them or members of their families who are trapped in Gaza.
Israel Denies Allegations From Human Rights Watch Of Damaging Water Infrastructure
Israel has dismissed reports from an international human rights organization, Human Rights Watch, accusing it of committing “acts of genocide” in the Gaza Strip by damaging water infrastructure and cutting off supplies to civilians.
UK Unveils New Military Aid to Ukraine Worth Over 200million
Britain has unveiled a new military aid package of £225 million ($286 million) to Ukraine for next year, including drones, boats, and air defence systems.
Fire Outbreak Razes Parts Of Liberian Parliament After Protests
A fire outbreak has burnt down parts of Liberia’s parliament building after tense protests erupted following months of political deadlock.
Macron Expected To Name New French PM Following Political Deadlock
President Emmanuel Macron is expected to name a new prime minister this Friday after days of finding a candidate to replace Michel Barnier.
WHO Expresses Shock At Deadly Attacks in Sudan
The World Health Organization, WHO, has raised alarm about the recent attacks in the Darfur region of Sudan that has been ravaged by war, in which dozens of people have been killed and many others injured
South Korea’s Supreme Court Upholds 2-year Jail Sentence of Opposition Leader
The Supreme Court in South Korea has upheld the ruling of a Central District Court which sentenced prominent opposition leader Cho Kuk to 2 years imprisonment for forging academic documents to secure his children’s admission to prestigious schools.