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Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) - The Biden Administration continues to run a scam on the US public and the world …

A Qatar court had earlier commuted death sentences for the men, who were reportedly charged with spying.

The Brazil Visa Application Reception Center (BVAC) operated by the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Haiti recalls...

Tunisia, Jan 5 (EFE).- Tunisian prosecutors on Friday ordered the release of Samir Sassi, a journalist for the Qatar-based Al Jazeera Media Network, who was taken into police custody on Thursday for five days on suspicion of “belonging to a terrorist organization.” Security forces arrested Sassi on Wednesday night at his home in the Tunisian …

The eight jailed former Indian Navy personnel in Qatar have been given 60 days to appeal against the varying prison terms handed by a Qatari court last week the Ministry of External Affairs has said.

A Qatari court has given 60 days to eight former Indian Navy personnel to appeal against their prison terms, following the commutation of their death sentences. The men were detained in August 2022 on undeclared charges. The court initially delivered the judgment as an oral order, and the legal team aiding the men has received a copy of the verdict. The next step will be decided by the legal team, and the Indian side is in touch with the families of the men to decide the next steps. | Latest New...

New Delhi/IBNS/UNI: The Indian government has 60 days to appeal in the highest court against the varying quantum of sentences awarded by Qatar's Court of Appeal which has commuted the death sentence handed down to the eight ex-Navy personnel in an alleged espionage case a week ago, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said on Thursday.

India News: NEW DELHI: Days after a Qatar court commuted the death sentence of eight former Indian Navy personnel, the ministry of external affairs on Thursday sa.

The State Advocate files judicial reply to Opposition’s court request related to the botched hospitals contract, insists the legal action is intended only to prolong public controversy

South Africa’s 84 page long Application to the International Court of Justice to begin proceedings against Israel for its genocide in Gaza is a devastating document laying out Israel’s genocidal acts and statements in horrifying detail.