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Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan sentenced to 10 years

Information The former prime minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, has reportedly been sentenced to 10 years in prison for allegedly exposing official state secrets. The charges are related to a case known as the “cypher case.” Imran Khan and PTI Vice-President Shah Mahmood Qureshi each received 10-year sentences. This development comes as Pakistan approaches elections […]

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France pushing for EU law change as farmers target Paris

Information French President Emmanuel Macron plans to propose changes to European Union legislation to address farmers’ concerns in France and across the bloc. Protests by farmers will continue, with plans to establish eight chokepoints along major arteries into Paris on Monday afternoon. In response, the government has ordered the deployment of 15,000 police and paramilitary

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Top UN court stops short of ordering cease-fire in Gaza

Information The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has issued a directive ordering Israel to undertake specific measures to prevent acts of genocide against Palestinians in Gaza and to enhance efforts to protect civilians in the region. This decision follows South Africa’s petition for “provisional measures” against Israel, alleging state-led genocide in its conflict with Hamas

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Right-wing parties forecast for gains in 2024 EU elections

Information European elections in June will see a “sharp turn to the right,” in the European Parliament in continuation of a political trend emerging across Europe, according to a new study released by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR). The study relied on poling data from the European Union’s 27 member states. Although it

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EU unveils economic security plans with eye to China

Information The European Union has announced a set of measures aimed at safeguarding sensitive technology and infrastructure from global rivals, especially China. The new rules will involve more thorough screening of foreign investments, stricter controls on exports, and tighter restrictions on who can participate in critical technology research. The EU is seeking to mitigate security

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China grilled over human rights record at UN

Information China faced significant scrutiny during the recent Universal Periodic Review (UPR) at the United Nations, focusing on human rights issues in Xinjiang and Hong Kong. Over 160 countries, each allotted only 45 seconds, participated in the Geneva hearing. China, through its UN Ambassador Chen Xu, denied allegations of human rights abuses. Outside the UN

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Journalists say tech giants aid suppression

Information Exiled journalists have reported to the European Commission that Google, Meta, and other tech giants are making accessing independent media content in Belarus difficult. These companies have become tools for Alexander Lukashenko’s government to pressure civil society by complying with the restrictions imposed. According to Natalia Belikova, an exiled journalist, technology companies are no

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