World Watch

A U.S. appeals court has determined that Alina Habba, who served as the top federal prosecutor for New Jersey at the discretion of former President Donald Trump, did so unlawfully. This ruling could have significant implications for numerous criminal cases in the state. Habba was initially selected for the role of U.S. attorney but was […]

Anicet Ekane, a prominent Cameroonian opposition leader, has died while in detention, five weeks following his arrest, according to his legal representatives and his political party, Manidem. At 74 years old, Ekane was a leader in an opposition coalition supporting Issa Tchiroma Bakary in the recent presidential election. Tchiroma Bakary claims he was the rightful

Labour MP Tulip Siddiq has received a two-year prison sentence in absentia from a Bangladeshi court on corruption charges, which she describes as “deeply unfair.” The court found her guilty of using her influence with her aunt, former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, to secure a plot of land for her family near Dhaka, a claim

A Russian missile strike in Dnipro, eastern Ukraine, resulted in four fatalities and 40 injuries, according to local authorities. Reports indicate that a ballistic missile may have been deployed during the attack, which occurred on Monday morning. Eyewitness videos captured a significant explosion near a motorway, and local media reported damage to an office building,

Gunmen have reportedly abducted at least 20 individuals, including a pastor and a new bride, in two separate incidents in Nigeria. The attacks occurred in Kogi state and Sokoto state, highlighting ongoing security concerns in the region. In Kogi state, attackers entered the Cherubim and Seraphim Church during a service, firing shots that caused congregants

The recent floods in Indonesia have claimed over 500 lives and left another 500 people missing. These floods, triggered by a rare cyclone in the Malacca Strait, have affected three provinces and impacted about 1.4 million individuals, according to the country’s disaster agency. Rescue workers are dealing with challenging conditions as they attempt to reach

Tulip Siddiq, a Labour MP and former minister, has been sentenced to two years in prison in Bangladesh after being tried in her absence alongside 16 others on corruption charges. The accusations include claims that Siddiq influenced her aunt, Sheikh Hasina, the ousted prime minister of Bangladesh, to secure land for her family near Dhaka—a

Four individuals have been arrested in South Korea for allegedly hacking into over 120,000 video cameras in residential and commercial properties. According to police, the suspects misused the vulnerabilities of Internet Protocol (IP) cameras, which are commonly used as a more affordable alternative to traditional CCTV systems, to create sexually exploitative materials for an overseas

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to visit Dublin on Tuesday, marking the first official visit to Ireland by a sitting Ukrainian president. During this visit, he will meet with Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) Micheál Martin and newly-inaugurated Irish President Catherine Connolly for a courtesy call. Zelensky is also expected to attend the inauguration of

Recent cancellations of Japanese music events in Shanghai have generated considerable backlash from fans, some of whom labeled the decisions as “rude” and “extreme.” The situation became particularly notable when singer Maki Otsuki was abruptly stopped during her performance of a theme from the popular anime One Piece. As the lights and music ceased mid-song,