Commemoration held for late Serb war criminal Ratko Mladic
The ‘Butcher of Bosnia’ will be buried in Belgrade on Monday in a ceremony expected to draw thousands despite international condemnation.
The ‘Butcher of Bosnia’ will be buried in Belgrade on Monday in a ceremony expected to draw thousands despite international condemnation.
Sarah Khalifa and 11 others were sentenced to ‘death by hanging on charges of forming an organised criminal gang’, state news reported.
Several people - some alive and some dead - were laid by the roadside outside the event in Kinshasa as attendees tried to help the injured.
On Saturday, oilfield services firms including Schlumberger and Halliburton said they do not and will not work on projects near the islands.
Prince William also attended the funeral of Pope Francis last year on the king’s behalf. King Harald’s funeral is to be held on September 9.
The response came after PAS leader Hadi said a US envoy once asked the party whom it would propose as prime minister if it took power.
The latest round of clashes, which began with US raids last week, comes amid a deadlock in the six-month war.
Saturday’s meeting in Moscow lasted more than three hours behind closed doors and ended without announcements of any breakthroughs.
A national ‘cyberdome’ would be established, with a network of digital sensors to detect and intercept attempted hacking attacks.
Such incidents are rare in the west African archipelago, where roads are generally in good condition.
China and the Philippines could build trust by cooperating in ‘low-sensitivity’ areas such as energy and the environment, analysts say.
While the solidarity on display in the wake of the disaster is commendable, the tragedy must not be viewed as an unpredictable, unpreventable act of nature.
Chipmaker CXMT has sued the US government to be removed from a Pentagon blacklist – joining a wave of legal challenges by Chinese tech firms.
The Central Asian country featured the 4.5-generation warplanes in a video released to mark its independence day.
China’s measured stance since the Xi-Trump summit in May is reaching a tipping point as US pressure mounts.
The case, brought by 35 music publishers, adds to the legal challenges facing Anthropic as the AI firm eyes a potential blockbuster IPO.
Conflicts in Ukraine and Iran have shown the power of integration and the extension of targets to include critical civilian infrastructure.
Since succeeding Keir Starmer, Burnham has pleased voters with several low-cost sweeteners, including cutting electricity bills and bus fares.
The cause was not yet established but one rescued passenger told local media a blast went off at the bow of the ferry before it rolled over.
The fishing industry led opposition to the referendum over fears the common fisheries policy would open Iceland’s waters to foreign trawlers.