US President Donald Trump on Thursday issued an executive order authorising sanctions against individuals involved in an International Criminal Court investigation into whether American forces committed war crimes in Afghanistan.

Trump authorises sanctions over ICC Afghanistan war crimes case

Think of a newsroom, and all you picture is a small space filled with editors scrambling to attend and deliver meetings, reporters rushing in and out to take interviews, analysts blaring through television sets and the noise of phones ringing.

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George Floyd, a black man whose death under the knee of a white police officer roused worldwide protests against racial injustice, was memorialised at his funeral on Tuesday.

'He's going to change the world': George Floyd hailed at funeral

The World Health Organisation (WHO) is turning out to be a big disappointment -- as it keeps flip-flopping on its statements despite being the global standard of health and health-related guidelines.

Confusion in the times of coronavirus: WHO is a poor example to follow

China has, of late, been fighting many a war. First of the many wars is what may be called the 'people's war' -- the Wuhan virus. Another is the territorial war to usurp land it doesn't control -- the new security law imposed on Hong Kong.

How China is the difference between journalism and public relations

India and China are maintaining military and diplomatic engagements to peacefully resolve the eastern Ladakh row at the earliest, the Ministry of External Affairs said on Thursday.

India, China maintaining engagements to resolve eastern Ladakh row at earliest: MEA

Two London police officers were attacked in an incident caught on video by a few people, sparking condemnation from the UK's Home Secretary and the city's mayor.

Two London police officers attacked in shocking incident

Switzerland's lower house of parliament has approved a draft legislation to let same-sex couples marry in a country that has lagged other parts of western Europe in gay rights.

Switzerland clears way for same-sex marriage bill

One of the four former Minneapolis police officers who were charged over the death of George Floyd, a black man whose death in custody set off protests for police reform and racial justice, was released on bail on Wednesday.

One of four Minneapolis police charged over Floyd's death freed on bail

England would soon remove a statue of Robert Baden-Powell, founder of the worldwide scouting movement, the latest memorial to be taken down in the wake of anti-racism protests sparked by the death of George Floyd.

Statue of scout founder to be taken down in Britain in wake of anti-racism protests

Two hairstylists in Missouri, US who worked while they had already contracted coronavirus did not infect the 140 clients they served even though they had symptoms at the time.

Missouri hairstylists, who potentially exposed 140 people to coronavirus, did not infect any

An Indian-origin husband-wife doctor couple have launched judicial review proceedings against the UK government over what they say is a refusal to address safety issues around personal protective equipment (PPE) for doctors and healthcare workers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Indian-origin doctor couple begin legal battle with UK government over PPE kits

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