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The exercises come three days after Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te urged Beijing to stop threatening the island.

The crushing of protests in 2022 spawned despair. A high-profile conviction has renewed hope that the law can actually bring justice.

South Africa’s controversial former president could end up as the country’s kingmaker—despite being banned from running for office.

The International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor is seeking arrest warrants for five senior officials, including Israel’s ...

The United States and other major countries are close to finally finding a way to turn frozen Russian state assets into financial assistance for Ukraine, with this week’s G-7 meeting of finance ...

The need for good intelligence has never been more visible. The failure of the Israeli security services to anticipate the ...

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Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at China ’s real estate crisis, aid deliveries to Gaza via a new U.S. -built ...

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