US administration shifts tariff rationale to forced labor, aiming for stronger legal and political footing amid protectionism concerns.
UK police face probe after handcuffing dying student, sparking outrage and calls for reform.
Prime Minister Mark Carney declared Canada is failing Jewish Canadians amid a 'crisis of antisemitism,' prompting calls for action.
Austria begins its first trial of Syrian regime officials for alleged war crimes, offering a chance for victims to confront their accusers.
US re-imposes sanctions on UN legal expert Francesca Albanese after a court had ordered their suspension.
Iran begins restoring internet access after a prolonged government-imposed shutdown, with traffic monitors confirming increased online activity.
Chinese dissident Dong Guangping, 68, has reached South Korea via a risky rubber boat escape, his latest bid for freedom.
Israeli President Isaac Herzog publicly condemned settler violence in the West Bank and abuse of prisoners, a significant moral indictment from a largely ceremonial role.
France bans Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir over his policies on Palestinian prisoners.
New Afghan divorce law requires girls to reach puberty before seeking dissolution, raising child marriage concerns.