The Columbia University, the flashpoint of pro-Palestinian protests across US schools, has threatened to expel students after a two-week standoff with administrators escalated. The protesters have occupied the Hamilton Hall and have refused to abandon a tent encampment in support of Palestinians.
Fritz Belizaire, who served as the Haitian sports minister from 2006 to 2011, has been chosen as the new Prime Minister days after Ariel Henry officially stepped down from the post. The transitional council aims to establish a stable government as gang violence has rocked the country since Feb 29.
A report by the Washington Post named an Indian intelligence officer who was directly involved in the foiled assassination plot of India-designated Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. India has rejected the report as making "unwarranted and unsubstantiated imputations on a serious matter."
The Austrian man is popularly known as the “monster of Amstetten” as he locked up his then-18-year-old daughter in a sound-proofed basement of his house in 1984. He raped her more than a thousand times but his wife claimed she was unaware of the horrific act.
Pro-Palestinian protesters were seen smashing windows at Columbia University early on Tuesday morning as the school began to suspend students for refusing to dismantle tents set up on the New York campus.
The Philippines' task force on South China Sea issues said a coast guard ship and a fisheries vessel were damaged by water cannons used by Chinese coast guard ships, as the vessels headed to Scarborough shoal to assist Filipino fishermen in the area.
The judge overseeing Donald Trump's criminal hush money trial fined the former US president $9,000 on Tuesday for statements that he found violated a gag order in the case.
The National Disaster Mitigation Agency reported that residents in Tagulandang, Sitaro Islands District, North Sulawesi, continued to feel the vibrations and rumbling sounds after the Mount Ruang eruption on Tuesday morning.
The Shanghai Public Health Clinical Center said that Zhang’s lab was informed about the move and added the lab was closed for “safety reasons.” However, the Chinese scientist refuted the government's claims and said he wasn't informed earlier.
The statement from the Israeli Prime Minister came a day after he spoke to US President Joe Biden. During the conversation, both leaders discussed IDF's potential attack on Rafah crossing-- a border region which has been a centre of conflict between the two leaders.
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) reacted strongly to a report by a US newspaper, which claimed that a RAW officer was involved in the foiled assassination bid of India-designated Khalistani terrorist Gurupatwant Singh Pannun.
King Charles will visit a cancer treatment centre on Tuesday on his return to public duties after the British monarch himself was diagnosed with the disease in February.
The 36-year-old man appeared to have been wielding a large sword and attacked the public and two officers at Hainault. The London Metropolitan Police have ruled out a terror-related incident and said they are not looking for more suspects.
The American and British tanks were displayed to the public at the open-air World War II museum on Poklonnaya Hill. These tanks and armoured vehicles captured will be used in the Red Square Victory Day Parade on May 9 to glorify Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The latest tranche is the third and final part of the $3 billion 'stand-by' arrangement between Pakistan and the IMF which is crucial for the country to counter the rising inflation and debt. The cash-strapped country is reeling under high inflation and debt and is heavily reliant on such packages.
Israel does not recognise the jurisdiction of the court in The Hague, but the Palestinian territories were admitted as a member state in 2015. Netanyahu said the ICC's verdict won't change Israel's operations in Gaza, but would set a dangerous precedent.
The US found five units of Israeli forces responsible for "gross violations" of human rights before the Gaza war, four of which are undergoing "remediation". However, the US has not barred any of the units from receiving military assistance.
A report by the Washington Post named the Indian official, a former RAW chief, who was allegedly involved in the foiled assassination bid on Khalistani terrorist Gurpatwant Singh Pannun. India has vehemently denied its involvement in the case, saying it goes against its official policy.
In a blistering attack on the government and the military establishment, JUI-F chief Fazlur Rehman said "unseen forces" are orchestrating key decisions. He also extended his support to erstwhile rival PTI's right to protest against the "rigged" elections.
Columbia warned that students who refused to vacate tent encampments would be suspended and be ineligible to complete the semester in good standing. The students have demanded divestment from Israel and amnesty for students and faculty involved in the protests.
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