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Spanish minister calls for Israel to be banned from sport — REUTERS / pwu404

Spain Politics · Spain

Spanish minister calls for Israel to be banned from sport

47% Left coverage: 70 sources

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Monday called for Israel to be banned from sports events after pro-Palestinian activists disrupted the final stage of the Spanish Vuelta cycling race in chaotic scenes in Madrid.See the Story

ICC Charges Philippines' Duterte With Crimes Against Humanity — REUTERS / pwu404

Philippines Politics · The Hague

ICC Charges Philippines' Duterte With Crimes Against Humanity

45% Left coverage: 62 sources

Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte is allegedly involved in at least 76 murders as part of his "war on drugs".See the Story

Marcos Appoints Former SC Spokesman as ICI Executive Director

Ferdinand Marcos Jr. · Manila

Marcos Appoints Former SC Spokesman as ICI Executive Director

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday appointed former Supreme Court spokesman Brian Keith Hosaka as executive director of the Independent Commission for Infrastructure (ICI).His appointment paper was signed and released by Malacañang on the same day.Hosaka has served as the high tribunal’s mouthpiece under three chief justices, namely Alexander Gesmundo and retired Chief Justice and now Executive Secretary Lucas Bers…See the Story

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