NY Times: World

Justice officials say Sister Patricia Fox, 71, who was criticized for opposing Duterte administration policies, can stay for now.

Zeid Ra’ad al-Hussein, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, cited the president of the American Association of Pediatrics, saying the practice is “government-sanctioned child abuse.”

Its search engine has been blocked in the country for years, but the company is looking for other ways to be part of the flourishing internet scene there.

Malaysia’s new government pledged to end harsh laws restricting expression, but activists and journalists who have faced criminal charges remain wary.

Fourteen people were packed into the vehicle, which was speeding 100 miles per hour when it rolled over, the authorities said.

It was not clear which assets were involved in a transfer by the agency that managed them, but assets under its remit have included real estate, and bank and commercial shares.

The “key men” of Shimla, who control the water flow to each neighborhood, were subjected to so much wrath during a drought that they were given police protection.

After a week at the center of a diplomatic standoff, the first of three migrant ships turned away by Italy docked in Spain on Sunday morning.

Protesters objected to the new name, North Macedonia, with one leader saying those who voted with the government “are all mortgaging the future of the country.”

Panic ensued when a tear-gas canister was thrown during a fight at a Venezuelan nightclub, the latest in a series of tragedies to befall the country.