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Demonstrators holding Catalan and Scottish independence flags greeted former Catalan education minister Clara Ponsati as she arrived to hand herself in at an Edinburgh police station
World
09.08.2024
Catalan ex-minister Ponsati arrested in Scotland
Waheed Muzhda, who served as an official in the Taliban's 1996-2001 regime, said a bomb blast in Kabul which killed 12 people could have been an effort to sabotage the prisoner swap
World
09.08.2024
Taliban still holding Western hostages: spokesman
A study published in the peer-reviewed journal BMC Medical Ethics has examined China's official national and provincial transplant data and determined it is likely 'man-made'
World
09.08.2024
China accused of 'falsifying' organ donation data
Islamic Jihad's secretary general Ziad al-Nakhala said his group made the decision to attack Israel on its own 
World
09.08.2024
When Hamas is not in Israel's sights
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Taiwan's presidential candidates have welcomed a temporary ban imposed by Google on campaign ads
World 09.08.2024
Taiwan presidential candidates welcome Google campaign advert ban
The toxic air in New Delhi has taken pollution levels to almost 20 times World Health Organisation safe limits
World 09.08.2024
Fury in Delhi as smog engulfs children's race, hits golf event
Security forces have relied heavily on tear gas to confine protesters to Baghdad's Tahrir Square, but human rights groups have accused them of improperly firing the canisters directly into crowds at point-blank range
World 09.08.2024
Tear gas grenades kill Iraq protesters as authorities feel heat
Some of the items being auctioned off belonged to Adolf Hitler (L) and his Nazi commanders Hermann Goering (2nd L) and Joseph Goebbels (C)
World 09.08.2024
Hitler memorabilia auction in Germany sparks protest
Sajith Premadasa, campaigning for this weekend's presidential election, said he would try to overturn the pardon given to the killer of a Swedish teen
World 09.08.2024
After Swede killer's pardon, Sri Lanka frees 267 more prisoners
Vietnam is struggling to curb fraud in exports destined for America as manufacturers seek to dodge punishing tariffs due to the US-China trade spat by illegally using "Made in Vietnam" labels
World 09.08.2024
Hanoi struggles to curb fake "Made in Vietnam" goods
Azali was re-elected president in March, but critics say the vote was badly flawed
World 09.08.2024
Comoros leader urges opposition to drop vote boycott
Behrouz Boochani, 36, was sent to Manus Island in Papua New Guinea after fleeing Iran in 2013
World 09.08.2024
Iranian refugee 'free' after six years in Australian detention camp
Beijing and Washington have been embroiled in an 18-month trade war which has weighed on the global economy
World 09.08.2024
China says 'in depth' talks on tariffs removal underway with US
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