Thai opposition backs BhumjaithaThai opposition backs Bhumjaitha
The biggest party in Thailand’s parliament said on Wednesday it would back the Bhumjaithai party to form the next government, boosting the prospect of an end to days of political
Month: September 2025
Slovenia pledges additional 4 mln euros to support UNRWASlovenia pledges additional 4 mln euros to support UNRWA
Slovenia will provide an additional 4 million euros (4.66 million U.S. dollars) to support the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) between
UN envoy demands release of detained employees in YemenUN envoy demands release of detained employees in Yemen
UN Special Envoy for Yemen, Hans Grundberg, said in a statement on Tuesday that he met Houthi chief negotiator Mohammed Abdelsalam along with Omani officials in Muscat, the Omani capital,
Bolivia sentences priests for concealing decades of child sex abuseBolivia sentences priests for concealing decades of child sex abuse
A Bolivian court sentenced two elderly Spanish Jesuit priests to a year each in prison on Tuesday for concealing decades of child sex abuse committed by their colleague in the
Congo ex-justice minister convicted of embezzlement in construction projectCongo ex-justice minister convicted of embezzlement in construction project
A former justice minister in Congo was convicted for embezzling millions of dollars earmarked for a prison construction in the northern city of Kisangani and sentenced to three years forced
Recognition of Palestinian state would spur sprint towards two-state solutionRecognition of Palestinian state would spur sprint towards two-state solution
The recognition of a Palestinian state by leading Western nations will trigger a sprint towards a two-state solution, the head of the Palestinian mission in London said on Tuesday.Britain, France,
US peacekeeping cuts could limit UN ability to protect civilians, says UNUS peacekeeping cuts could limit UN ability to protect civilians, says UN
United Nations peacekeeping missions are under severe financial pressure and U.S. cuts could limit their ability to protect civilians in places like South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo,
France’s Macron urges US to revise decision on Palestinian visasFrance’s Macron urges US to revise decision on Palestinian visas
French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday the United States’ decision not to grant visas to Palestinian officials for the upcoming United NationsGeneral Assembly in New York was “unacceptable” and
China’s Xi presses Pakistan to improve security for Chinese workersChina’s Xi presses Pakistan to improve security for Chinese workers
China on Tuesday pressed Pakistan to improve security for Chinese nationals who have been repeatedly attacked by militants while working on Beijing-funded multi-billion-dollar infrastructure projects in the South Asian country.Pakistan
3 people killed, 6 injured in road crash in northern Philippines3 people killed, 6 injured in road crash in northern Philippines
Three people have been killed and six others have been injured after a van crashed into an electric pole along a national road in Isabela province, north of Manila, police