WorldCuba pardons 2010 prisoners in Easter move amid US pressure and fuel lifelineCuba's Govt will free thousands as a 'humanitarian' Easter gesture.03 Apr 04:00 AM
WorldVenezuela's Nicolas Maduro back in court after stunning US captureThe NYC court appearance focused on who would pay his and wife Cilia Flores' legal fees.26 Mar 06:35 PM
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WorldLimited internet returns in Iran after protest blackoutRights group says security forces have killed more than 3400 protesters.18 Jan 05:03 PM
WorldSpanish singer Julio Iglesias says abuse allegations ‘absolutely false’Two former staff allege sexual abuse and forced labour in 2021.17 Jan 12:54 AM
WorldTrump says Iran killings stopped as US scales back Qatar baseRights groups report at least 3428 protesters killed and more than 10,000 detained.14 Jan 10:48 PM
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World'Help is on its way' Trump tells Iranian protestersAn Iranian official said about 2000 protesters have been killed in three weeks.13 Jan 05:19 PM
WorldIran tightens deadly protest crackdown under cover of internet blackoutA rights group says at least 51 protesters have been killed so far.10 Jan 10:09 PM
WorldChina confirms extradition of accused scam boss from CambodiaHis Prince Bank in Cambodia is in liquidation but customers can still withdraw money.08 Jan 07:13 PM
WorldIranians step up protests as death toll mounts, internet cutProtests over Iran's economic crisis have spread to all 31 provinces.08 Jan 06:18 PM
WorldMyanmar junta to free 6,000 prisoners in independence day amnestyThe junta says it will pardon 6134 citizens and 52 foreign prisoners.04 Jan 05:21 PM
WorldJail for 1335 years: Gang members given centuries-long sentencesSince March 2022, El Salvador has detained more than 90,000 people.21 Dec 09:59 PM
WorldAmnesty accuses Hamas of crimes against humanity on Oct 7 and afterwardsMilitants in Gaza 'continued to commit violations and crimes' to do with the hostages.11 Dec 12:40 AM
WorldChild bride, now 25, spared from death sentence The victim's family 'forgave' the woman, who married at 12, after blood money was paid.09 Dec 05:22 PM
WorldTens of thousands celebrate as Syria marks one year since Assad's ousterMore than half a million people were killed and millions displaced in the war.08 Dec 06:04 PM
WorldBacklash to White House, Hegseth response to boat-strike fallout'This is ‘protect Pete’ bulls***': Anger in Defence Dept over Hegseth's role in incident.02 Dec 04:37 AM
WorldTeen rescued days after migrant shipwreck off MalaysiaAt least 26 people died when the boat carrying about 70 migrants capsized.12 Nov 12:12 AM
WorldFrom death row to homecoming: Why Indonesia is sending convicts back to the UKIndonesia agreed to the transfer under a humanitarian deal signed last month.07 Nov 02:59 AM
WorldTanzania President sworn in as opposition says hundreds killed in protestsAn internet blackout cut Tanzania off for days after the disputed vote.03 Nov 09:23 PM
WorldIce spends $122m on weapons as Trump ramps up deportationsThe agency is spending millions on monitoring and surveillance software, records show.23 Oct 03:50 AM
WorldSeventy years on, Ruth Ellis case returns to haunt Britain’s justice systemThe 28-year-old was hanged in 1955 after shooting racing driver David Blakely.22 Oct 04:00 PM
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PremiumPremiumNew Zealand'A complete vacuum of moral leadership'Amnesty International's Agnes Callamard calls on New Zealand to lift its game.17 Oct 04:00 PM
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