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Activists march outside the ICC as the international court holds hearings on allegations of crimes against humanity under former Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's administration.

Learn what Chancellor Rachel Reeves has planned for the UK economy in the upcoming Spring Statement, including economic forecasts and potential policy changes.

President Trump plans to increase global tariffs, while an NPR poll shows most Americans believe the state of the union is weak ahead of his address.

Ex-President Rodrigo Duterte accused of crimes against humanity for allegedly authorizing hundreds of extrajudicial killings during his 'war on drugs' in the Philippines. The International Criminal Court opens hearing to investigate.

Attorney Neal Katyal, who defended U.S. businesses against Trump's tariffs, argues the federal government must refund them with interest after SCOTUS ruling.

Rob Jetten, the 38-year-old centrist leader, has been sworn in as the Netherlands' new prime minister, making history as the country's first openly gay head of government.

Australian PM Anthony Albanese writes to UK's Keir Starmer, offering support to strip former Prince Andrew of his right to inherit the throne.

As the new chief minister of Manipur, Yumnam Khemchand Singh faces the daunting task of bringing stability to the troubled Indian state. Can his unique background as a taekwondo expert help heal the region's deep divisions?

The U.S. immigration court system is struggling with a quarter fewer judges than a year ago, contributing to depleted staff morale and floundering due process.

The Supreme Court has ruled against President Trump's ability to unilaterally impose tariffs, finding his use of a statute to bypass Congress was invalid. Explore the implications and fallout from this landmark decision.