Chinese Mission to EU Condemns EU Official’s Remarks on Hong Kong
The Chinese Mission to the EU criticizes an EU official’s social media comments on Hong Kong, emphasizing the region’s adherence to national security laws and sovereignty.
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Palestinian Health Ministry Condemns Israeli Raid on Gaza Hospital
The Palestinian Health Ministry condemns the Israeli raid on northern Gaza’s Kamal Adwan Hospital, labeling it a serious crime and violation of international law amid ongoing conflicts.
UN General Assembly Adopts Landmark Convention to Combat Cybercrime Globally
The UN General Assembly adopts a groundbreaking Convention against Cybercrime, enhancing global cooperation to combat digital threats and protect individuals worldwide.
UN’s Top Court Tackles Climate Obligations in Landmark Case
The International Court of Justice commences historic hearings on global climate obligations, addressing rising sea levels and the impact on vulnerable nations.
China Denies Existence of ‘Overseas Police Stations’ Amid US Accusations
China denies the existence of overseas ‘police stations,’ rejecting US accusations and emphasizing the importance of China-US economic cooperation.
Israel Announces Appeal Against ICC Arrest Warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant
Israel has informed the International Criminal Court it will appeal arrest warrants for Prime Minister Netanyahu and former defense minister Gallant.
Netanyahu Calls ICC Arrest Warrants ‘Antisemitic’ as Experts Assert Neutrality
Israeli PM Netanyahu labels ICC arrest warrants ‘antisemitic,’ while experts defend the court’s impartiality, sparking debate on international law and sovereignty.
Philippines’ New Maritime Laws Spark Tensions in South China Sea
Philippines’ new maritime laws in South China Sea escalate tensions with China, challenging territorial sovereignty and international navigation rights.
China Reaffirms One-China Principle Amid Growing Global Support
China reaffirms the unstoppable global support for the one-China principle, urging remaining countries to align with international law and history.
Guterres Protests Israel’s Law That Could Cripple UNRWA’s Aid to Palestinians
UN chief Antonio Guterres has written to Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, protesting a new law that threatens to cripple the UN agency UNRWA, jeopardizing aid to Palestinian refugees.