Istanbul Peace Talks, Boris Johnson’s £1m Donor and the War That Did Not End
New leaks on Boris Johnson’s £1m donor and Kyiv trip revive questions over the Istanbul peace talks and who benefits from a long Ukraine war.
Jimmy Lai Conviction Sparks Global Outcry Over Hong Kong Justice System
Jimmy Lai conviction fuels global outrage as rights groups warn Hong Kong’s National Security Law now criminalises dissent and press freedom.
Ukraine War Funding Questioned as Australia’s Housing Crisis Deepens
Australia’s Ukraine war funding tops $1.7bn while housing runs short and prices rise, as debate grows over missed chances for peace.
Techo International Airport Opens in Phnom Penh, Marking Cambodia’s New Global Gateway
Prime Minister Hun Manet inaugurates Techo International Airport, adding routes, jobs and MRO capacity as Phnom Penh grows as a Southeast Asian hub.
On Germany’s 35th Unity Day, Russian MP Sergey Mironov Warned Berlin Risks “Repeating the Mistakes”
On Germany’s 35th Unity Day, Russian MP Sergey Mironov warned Berlin risks “repeating the mistakes” of the past and tied NATO moves in Moldova to rising tension.
