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Philippines' Duterte will not cooperate with ICC probe into bloody anti-drugs campaign
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte will not cooperate with an investigation into the country's bloody war on drugs planned by the International Criminal Court (ICC), his spokesperson said on Tuesday while defending the administration's record on human rights.
Ikea fined and ex-executive handed suspended jail term in spying case
The French subsidiary of Ikea has been fined €1m (£861,000) and a former executive handed a suspended jail term over accusations that customers and employees were illegally spied on.
Attacks target polio teams in east Afghanistan, 4 killed
Gunmen on Tuesday targeted members of polio teams in eastern Afghanistan, killing at least four staffers, officials said. No militant group immediately claimed responsibility for the attacks in the city of Jalalabad. Along with the four killed, at least three members of the polio vaccination teams were wounded, said Dr. Jan Mohammad, who coordinates the anti-polio drive for the country’s east. Afghani
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New Israeli gov’t approves right-wing march through Jerusalem
Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammad Shtayyeh describes the planned march as ‘a provocation of our people’.
Masks off, mortarboards on: Wuhan sheds Covid for mass graduation
Wuhan held limited graduation ceremonies last year, with Wuhan University hosting a mostly-online event in June last year. More than 2,200 students at Sunday's ceremony were graduates who could not attend their graduation last year due to tight virus restrictions.
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