Tuvalu names Feleti Teo as new prime minister | Politics News

Tuvalu names Feleti Teo as new prime minister | Politics News

Former attorney general is named new prime minister after a general election that ousted the island’s pro-Taiwan leader. Lawmakers in Tuvalu have named former Attorney General Feleti Teo as the Pacific Island nation’s new prime minister, weeks after a general election that put the country’s ties with Taiwan in the…

Qatar condemns ‘double standards’ at ICJ hearing on Israeli occupation | Israel War on Gaza News

Qatar condemns ‘double standards’ at ICJ hearing on Israeli occupation | Israel War on Gaza News

Qatar tells the International Court of Justice (ICJ) that it rejects the “double standards” when international law applies to some but not to others during a hearing on Israel’s occupation of the Palestinian territories. “Some children are deemed worthy of protection while others are killed in their thousands,” senior Qatari…

China to ICJ: Palestine has ‘inalienable right’ to armed resistance | Israel War on Gaza

China to ICJ: Palestine has ‘inalienable right’ to armed resistance | Israel War on Gaza

NewsFeed Palestinian ‘use of force to resist oppression is an inalienable right’ and cannot be equated with terrorism. China used examples of international conventions to defend the Palestinian struggle for self-determination in its presentation to the UN’s top court. Published On 22 Feb 202422 Feb 2024 Check out our Latest…

Hospitals in South Korea cancel surgeries as doctors keep up protests | Health News

Hospitals in South Korea cancel surgeries as doctors keep up protests | Health News

Seoul’s biggest hospitals reduce surgeries by a third as trainee doctors continue strike over health reforms. Hospitals in South Korea have been forced to cancel or postpone surgeries and medical procedures, including treatments for cancer, according to media reports, as more trainee doctors walked off the job in protest over…

Julian Assange appeals in ‘most important press freedom case in the world’ | Freedom of the Press News

Julian Assange appeals in ‘most important press freedom case in the world’ | Freedom of the Press News

London’s High Court has scheduled two days of hearings on Tuesday and Wednesday to decide whether WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may appeal a United States request for extradition to stand trial on espionage charges. Those charges carry maximum penalties of 175 years, but the real danger, says Assange’s wife Stella,…

Ukraine PM calls for long-range missiles to fight back Russia | Russia-Ukraine war News

Ukraine PM calls for long-range missiles to fight back Russia | Russia-Ukraine war News

Shmyhal says delays in providing long-range artillery, missile equipment is ‘main danger for us on the battlefield’. Ukraine needs long-range missiles and other ammunition to repel Russian troops, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal has said, as the country nears its third year of war amid battle losses and shrinking foreign aid….

China’s C919 jetliner showcased at Singapore Airshow | Aviation

China’s C919 jetliner showcased at Singapore Airshow | Aviation

Biennial air show opens to the public for the first time since the onset of the COVID-pandemic in 2020. China’s C919 jetliner is being showcased at Asia’s biggest airshow, as its Beijing-backed manufacturer seeks buyers for the country’s first homegrown passenger jet. Chinese state-run aerospace firm COMAC has touted the…

Australia plans to build biggest navy since World War II | Military News

Australia plans to build biggest navy since World War II | Military News

Defence minister says the $7.25bn plan will increase Australian navy’s surface combatant fleet to 26 from 11. Australia has announced a decade-long plan to double its fleet of warships and boost its defence spending by an additional 11.1 billion Australian dollars ($7.25bn). Defence Minister Richard Marles said on Tuesday that…