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  • Hong Kong Seeks Legislation To Crush Dissent

    Helen Davidson | The Guardian Thursday, 30 Sep 2021, 04.48 EDT Article 23, shelved in 2003, may target foreign the former police chief Chris Tang, said the government would consider targeting Taiwanese and other foreign While the NSL broadly outlaws acts of secession, subversion, foreign collusion and terrorism, the new law would cover treason, theft of state secrets, and the political activities of foreign political bodies National Day on 1 October, Hong Kong media have reported police are preparing to station about 8,000 officers

  • "City of Ghosts": Special screening and discussion at Council on Foreign Relations

    Slaughtered Silently, you are cordially invited to a screening of CITY OF GHOSTS at the Council on Foreign _______________________________________________________________________________ (c) 2017 Council on Foreign

  • US warns of ‘dehumanizing rhetoric’ on Tigray

    Ambassador to the United Nations, Samantha Power testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee sides in the conflict and said the kind of “virulent” language used by the prime minister and other officials

  • Mitrovica, Kosovo investigates police for beating Serb lawyer

    An investigation has been launched into allegations that a Kosovo Serb lawyer was beaten up by two officers Xhorxhina Bami and Florinda Kelmendi, October 30, 2024 Kosovo police officers and NATO peacekeepers in Two police officers accused of beating up a Kosovo Serb lawyer who had been arrested in the city of North Milos Subotic said he was beaten by the officers while his hands were tied behind his back at a police “As I was informed by the officers of the Police Inspectorate, the prosecution will take over further

  • Lukashenko Is Letting Putin Use Belarus to Attack Ukraine

    ,” Franak Viacorka, a senior advisor to Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, told Foreign to the constitution—which would be the third raft of constitutional changes since Lukashenko came to office Speaking in Brussels on Monday, Josep Borrell, the EU’s foreign-policy chief, warned that Minsk would (c) Foreign Policy, 2022

  • Chinese Security Forces Rally in Xinjiang in a Show of Power

    of ethnic violence and domestic terrorism, ordered paramilitary units and police officers to attend About 10,000 police officers and members of the People’s Armed Police, a paramilitary force responsible Hundreds of police vans and other official vehicles also filled the square. Xinjiang, said his research showed that the Xinjiang government had recruited more than 30,000 new police officers Zhang were attended by as many as 10,000 security officers. Vanessa Piao contributed research.

  • Two women killed in peaceful protest in Afghanistan

    Both men and women had taken to the streets days after local Taliban government officials reportedly there had been any deaths, but have acknowledged they responded to the protest, telling the BBC that officers everything from their clothes to their education petered out, with women telling the BBC they were cowed by officials One woman said the markets had since been "deserted", while another told BBC Afghan that officers from City officials have given conflicting accounts on whether or not women were being detained, with the

  • Latvia's Possible Withdrawal From Domestic Violence Treaty

    “What I see is how a foreign ideology is creeping into our everyday lives,” Linda Liepina, a lawmaker

  • North and South Korea Set Bold Goals: A Final Peace and No Nuclear Arms

    During an appearance in the Oval Office with Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany on Friday, Mr. The Chinese Foreign Ministry praised the courage of the two Korean leaders, and said it welcomed “the An armistice brought about a cease-fire to the Korean War in 1953, but the conflict never officially Moon also agreed to improve inter-Korean relations by opening a liaison office in the North Korean border Trump’s current term, in early 2021, according to South Korean officials and analysts.

  • US, EU warn of influx of Eritrean troops in Tigray

    But the new Eritrean deployments, which come months after Ethiopia said foreign troops were pulling out Those remarks came as Treasury Department announced sanctions against a leading Eritrean official it Minister Abiy Ahmed visited Eritrea's capital Asmara on Aug. 17, a visit that was not announced by his office , while en route to an official meeting in Turkey.

  • Can Sudan Manage Economic Discontent amid Volatile Geopolitics?

    Officials thought Washington would move forward with normalising relations, the next step being to strike the African Union summit in Addis Ababa in late January, followed by a visit to Cairo by the Sudanese foreign With the dividends of U.S. engagement still mostly unpaid, Khartoum’s foreign policy will likely continue

  • Namibian genocide: Opposition wants new deal with Germany

    Still, the leader of the official opposition in Namibia, McHenry Venaani, has hope in the environmentalist country's largest opposition party, Popular Democratic Movement (PDM), has written an open letter to German Foreign Traditional Authority (OTA) and the Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA) — which see themselves as the official The German Ministry of Foreign Affairs did not want to comment on the demands when contacted by DW.

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