ICC confirms appointment of British-Israeli lawyer Nicholas Kaufman as Duterte lead counsel
According to the ICC, the Registry received Mr. Duterte’s signed letter nominating Mr. Kaufman as his lead defense counsel on March 14.
Latest Stories
Wave of layoffs, deflation herald bleak Eid for thousands of Indonesians
Some 60,000 workers from 50 companies lost their jobs in January and February, according to the Indonesian Trade Union Confederation in a media statement on March 15.
WFP to suspend food assistance to about one million people in Myanmar due to insufficient funding
Without new funding, WFP will only be able to support about 35,000 people, including the most vulnerable.
Opposition wants Japan PM Ishiba to explain gift certificates scandal to ethics panel
Their aim is to keep creating opportunities to pressure the prime minister and prevent him from putting the matter to rest.
Up to 100,000 people still working at scam centres along Thailand-Myanmar border
Thailand is fronting a regional effort to dismantle scam centres along its borders, which are part of a Southeast Asian network of illegal facilities that generate billions of…
Thailand strengthens laws against online child exploitation
The Cabinet on Tuesday approved stricter laws to combat online child exploitation, imposing a maximum penalty of 10 years imprisonment and a fine of up to 200,000 baht.
Malaysian Cabinet approves T&Cs for Ocean Infinity’s search for MH370, says Transport Minister
Transport Minister Anthony Loke said the agreement is based on a 'no find, no fee' principle.'
Punjab becomes India’s first state to implement sign language in Assembly
Social Security, Women and Child Development Minister Dr Baljit Kaur highlighted that under Section 40 of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, 2016, it is essential to…
51% of Filipinos say ex-Philippine president Duterte accountable for drug war deaths – survey
Fourteen percent of the 1,8000 respondents were undecided while 10% said that they were not knowledgeable enough to express their opinion.
What’s behind the delay in suspended South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s verdict?
Experts say the delay in court's decision suggests disagreement among justices. A majority opinion of at least six of eight justices is required to uphold an impeachment.