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UN could investigate 'crimes against humanity' as Iran's death toll rises
An independent fact-finding mission should investigate potential crimes against humanity committed by the Islamic Republic of Iran, according a UN-appointed representative. Source link
Morocco accepts Trump's invite to 'Board of Peace', Putin yet to decide
Morocco’s King Mohammed VI is the latest leader to accept an invitation to join US President Donald Trump’s so-called “Board of Peace”, as Russian President Vladimir Putin weighs up his invitation. Source link
Dissecting Donald Trump's Greenland message, line by line
A leaked message from the US president to Norway’s prime minister has fanned the flames of a geopolitical dumpster fire engulfing Greenland. We’ve analysed Donald Trump’s claims to see if they stack up. Source link
New Trump tariffs on European allies could push EU to use 'trade bazooka'
Following the Trump administration’s recent tariff threat on European allies, some experts warn it may push Europe closer to China, and potentially see the European Union use its anti-coercion instrument, also known as a “trade bazooka”, in response. Source link
Chinese Christians defiant in face of renewed official crackdown
Dozens of church leaders and members have been arrested in China in recent months, which advocates say is indicative of intensifying persecution. Source link
China's population drops for fourth year as fewer babies born
National data shows that in 2025, China’s population shrunk by 3.39 million people, as experts warn the trend is likely to continue. Source link
Deadly Pakistan shopping plaza fire death toll rises to 23
Pakistani firefighters began pulling bodies from the smouldering remains of a sprawling Karachi shopping mall on Monday where dozens of people remain missing. Source link
Prince Harry alleges 'terrifying' intrusions in court battle with British tabloids
Prince Harry has returned to court in London in his third and final attempt to tame the British tabloids through the legal system. Source link
Iranian official says deaths in Iran protests reach at least 5,000
The death toll includes about 500 security personnel and exceeds that of any other round of protest or unrest in Iran in decades. Source link
Senegal storms off field in penalty protest, then returns to win mad AFCON final
Senegal’s players storm off the pitch in furious protest of a refereeing decision late in the Africa Cup of Nations final, but then return to score an extra-time winner against Morocco. Source link