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Amnesty International has urged Thailand to offer two Uyghur men sanctuary in a safe third country, warning that deporting them to China would endanger their lives and violate international law.
We haven't written up this one. Bangkok Post has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Economic Freedom Fighters maintains strong support among young voters and university communities
The sanctions include two Chinese companies accused of supplying Cuba's military with security equipment.
The sanctions include two Chinese companies accused of supplying Cuba's military with security equipment.
The National Guard will begin using boats, up to 60 marked police cars, and military tactical vehicles in Washington, D.C., after Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth authorized the move late last month, a…
Argentina will not assign Lionel Messi’s iconic number 10 shirt to any player during their November international friendlies following the former captain’s retirement from the national team.
