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On the question of Unreasonableness, it appears that the dispute is not only between the Knesset and the Supreme Court, but also among the justices themselves. There are many possibilities, but only one ruling, which will be handed down no later than mid-January 2024.

Michael Shum The SAR has expressed strong disapproval over and firmly rejected "groundless attacks, slanders and smears" in a British report...

German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock on the occasion of 50 Years of Germany in the United Nations.

Policy aligns with mainland China’s treatment of diplomatic offices and requires locally hired consulate staff in Hong Kong to provide data such as living addresses, ID card numbers.

Health Minister Moshe Arbel rejected a Lancet report stating that recent judicial reform amendments would weaken Israel's healthcare system.

"The amendment to the Basic Law was made... with the aim of influencing [Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's] pending legal proceeding."

I still feel that the goal should be an authentic national unity government, if by some miracle new elections could be held soon. But as long as Benjamin Netanyahu is around, that won't happen.

Calev Ben-Dor argues four changes have transformed the Israel Right: Benjamin Netanyahu’s need for political survival overpowering his more statesmanly strategic side, Likud’s increasingly nationa...

Hong Kong: Senior officials attend lecture

Hong Kong: HK among top freest economies