Taliban Law Allows Wife Beating With Light Punishment
The Taliban has introduced a penal code permitting husbands to abuse wives and children, provided no bones are broken. Convictions require visible proof in court, with maximum 15-day sentences.
The Taliban has introduced a penal code permitting husbands to abuse wives and children, provided no bones are broken. Convictions require visible proof in court, with maximum 15-day sentences.
A CPJ report alleges 59 detained Palestinian journalists experienced beatings, starvation, and sexual violence in Israeli custody since October 2023, with Israeli authorities rejecting the claims.
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has passed away, leaving a legacy of advocating for love and nonviolence inspired by Martin Luther King Jr. His death marks the end of an era in American activism.
Multiple UK police forces are investigating Jeffrey Epstein's connections in Britain, focusing on potential criminal activities and high-profile associates.
Donald Trump has assembled the largest US naval force in the Middle East since 2003, raising fears of an imminent attack on Iran as nuclear negotiations stall.
Relatives of Australian war dead are calling for Israel to restore the Gaza War Cemetery after satellite imagery revealed it was bulldozed. Families want officials allowed in to assess industrial-scale damage to graves.
The British Transport Police's new live facial recognition trial at London Bridge has raised concerns after AI systems incorrectly flagged children as potential offenders during early testing phases.
A Kenyan intelligence report reveals rogue agencies have lured over 1,000 nationals to fight for Russia in Ukraine, with promises of high salaries and citizenship.
As Donald Trump assembles the largest US air power in the Middle East since 2003, experts analyze potential strike scenarios, targeting nuclear facilities and military assets while warning of unpredictable consequences.
Leaked documents reveal plans for a 350-acre military compound in Gaza as part of a multinational stabilization force, raising questions about governance and occupation.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un presented 50 new 600mm-caliber multiple rocket launchers equipped with AI technology, describing them as designed for a 'special attack' while announcing plans to expand nuclear capabilities at the upcoming Ninth Congress o
Australian suspected Islamic State fighters are among over 5,700 detainees transferred from Syria to Iraq, where they could face charges carrying the death penalty, raising legal and human rights concerns.
Russian forces destroyed 113 Ukrainian drones overnight, with one attack causing a fire at an oil refinery in Velikiye Luki, according to officials. No injuries were reported in the incident.
French President Emmanuel Macron rejects US criticism of European AI regulation at Delhi summit, pledging to protect children from digital abuse and ban social media for under-15s.
Alexander Csergo has been found guilty of espionage for China, with the trial revealing ties to former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and raising national security concerns.
Multiple reports indicate the US military is prepared for potential strikes on Iran, with resources deployed to the Middle East. President Trump has not yet made a final decision, as diplomatic efforts continue amid heightened tensions over Iran's nuclear
A significant US military deployment is taking shape near Iran, featuring two aircraft carriers, numerous destroyers, combat aircraft, and specialized support units, raising questions about potential intervention.
A powerful US military force is assembling within striking distance of Iran, including two aircraft carriers, over 100 combat aircraft, and extensive air defense assets, raising concerns of potential conflict.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer declares online misogyny a national emergency, requiring tech firms to delete deepfake nudes and revenge porn within 48 hours or risk fines and UK service blocks.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced a temporary exclusion order against a woman who traveled to Syria under the Abbott government, citing reports of her group preparing to return to Australia.
Analysis of escalating Iran-US tensions, with Supreme Leader Khamenei threatening US warships, Trump's military buildup, and indirect talks progress discussed in a Sky News podcast.
South Korea requests civilians cease flying drones into North Korea after crashes, with investigations underway for aviation law violations and potential ties to former President Yoon Suk Yeol's case.
The U.S. sends refuelling planes to the Middle East as tensions escalate, with experts warning of potential military action and high-stakes brinkmanship.
South Korea's unification minister reveals three civilians flew drones into North Korea on four occasions, prompting investigations and strained inter-Korean ties.
Fifteen US Congress members have written to Secretary of State Marco Rubio, demanding accountability for the nine-month detention and alleged mistreatment of Palestinian-American teenager Mohammed Ibrahim in Israel.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's rumored succession plan for his daughter Kim Ju-ae could trigger a brutal power struggle with his sister Kim Yo Jong, potentially leading to executions and purges.
BAE Systems CEO Charles Woodburn urges ministers to publish the delayed defence investment plan, citing it as a barrier to investment, as the company posts record sales driven by global demand post-Ukraine invasion.
BAE Systems reports record sales and profits as global defense spending rises, with a 10% dividend increase and historic order backlog driven by advanced technologies.
An 18-year-old from Georgia was apprehended after sprinting toward the US Capitol building while armed with a shotgun and wearing tactical gear, dropping his weapon when confronted by police.
One adult among 34 Australian women and children in al-Roj camp faces a temporary exclusion order, while others may re-enter Australia if they arrange their own travel.