South Korean President Says Martial Law Was An Act Of Governance And Denies Rebellion Charges
The South Korean president has defended his martial law decree as act of governance and denied rebellion charges.
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CNN’s Clarissa Ward Stumbles Across Hidden Syrian Prisoner In Unbelievable Scene
"In nearly twenty years as a journalist, this was one of the most extraordinary moments I have witnessed," Clarissa Ward said.
Jingle Hell: Overtourism Frustrates Some Locals At Finlandâs Santa Claus Village
Itâs beginning to look a lot like visitor overload in Rovaniemi, where an onslaught of tourists arrives each year at Christmas time,
Ind!e renews retail with new brands and stores collaborations
Ind!e creates connections and opportunities so small brands and big stores can thrive together in retail's changing world.
Britain Indefinitely Bans Puberty Blockers For Children With Gender Dysphoria
Health Secretary Wes Streeting said a clinical trial will be set up next year to better evaluate use of the drugs.
Israeli Strikes In Gaza Kill At Least 33 Palestinians Overnight, Including Children
Palestinian medics say one of the strikes ripped through a home in Beit Lahiya, killing 19 displaced people sheltering in the isolated north.
These Palestinians Went Missing In Gaza After Enduring Israeli Raids
Thousands of Palestinians are estimated to be missing during the 14-month war, highlighting the opacity in how the military keeps track of who it separates or detains.
South Korea’s Ex-Defense Minister Arrested Over Martial Law Imposition
A former South Korean defense minister has been formally arrested over his alleged collusion with President Yoon Suk Yeol and others in imposing martial law last week.
Brazilian President Lula Undergoes Brain Surgery, Recovering In ICU
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva had surgery for an intracranial hemorrhage that may be linked to a fall at home in October.
