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Israeli Lawmaker Simcha Rothman Warned That if the Judicial System Is Not 'Fixed,' in His Words, 'The Coalition Will Not Survive,' Adding That the Opposition Does Not Appear Willing to Reach an Agreement

Government officials and political heavyweights strongly condemned a United States report and so-called "hearing" that smeared Hong Kong's judicial system and threatened to sanction Hong Kong judges.

Over the last month, TikTok has three times interrupted or shut down content on an account airing a powerful documentary about Jimmy Lai, the Hong Kong entrepreneur, newspaperman, and pro-democracy activist imprisoned for more than two years for his role in criticizing the Chinese government.

Will democracy survive in Hong Kong?

The farm ministry is considering giving itself the legal authority to order farmers to produce more food during times of national emergency.

Germany is expected to take in less tax revenue next year, after relief measures were implemented to tackle inflation. The shortage could complicate ties between the three parties in Chancellor Olaf Scholz's coalition.

Muslim teachers in Berlin, the German capital, have been authorized to wear Islamic headscarves in the classroom after a court determined that the citys religious neutrality law, which imposes a blanket ban on sectarian clothing and symbols in public

In Tam Sze Leung v. Commissioner of Police, the Hong Kong Court of Appeal (CA) overturned the Court of First Instance judgment in which the judge held that the police’s use of the...

The Hong Kong government announced on May 2 what the next District Council (DC) would look like. The ...

Germany's state governments are demanding more money to support the growing numbers of refugees and asylum seekers. But will Chancellor Olaf Scholz give in?