The NetherlandsDutch Government Denied Muslim Men 'Chance of Survival' in Srebrenica, a Court Has RuledA Dutch appeals court has ruled that the government was partially liable in the deaths of some 300 Muslim men murdered by Bosnian Serb forces in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre. The ruling largely upheld a civil court's 2014 judgment
World Economic ForumPremier Li Keqiang Plays Up China's New Global Role as the Responsible Antidote to Trump’s AmericaChinese Premier Li Keqiang stressed the benefits of globalization and need to combat climate change during the opening address of a World Economic Forum, in a clear rebuke of the protectionist economic measures and retrograde environmental policies advocated by U.S. President Donald Trump
myanmarThe Myanmar Military Has Detained Three Journalists for 'Unlawful Association'Myanmar's military has detained seven people, including three journalists, in its war-torn east, raising fears of a crackdown against the country's already restricted press. Lawi Weng, Aye Nai and Pyae Phone Naing were accused of "unlawful association"
Hong KongHong Kong 20th Anniversary: Chris Patten, the Last Colonial Governor, Recalls the City's HandoverChris Patten left Hong Kong on a tide of uncertainty: a fear that the return of a freewheeling entrepot to Chinese rule would mean a trampling of its democratic freedoms. He had done his best to bulwark these freedoms, but now, two decades later, worries he didn’t do enough
SyriaThe White House Says Assad May Be Preparing Another Chemical AttackThe White House says it has found "potential" evidence that Syria is preparing for another chemical weapons attack, warning of a "heavy price" if one is carried out. The Trump administration has provided no immediate evidence to back up its claims
brazilBrazil's Crisis Deepens as President Michel Temer Is Accused of CorruptionBrazil's attorney general formally accused President Michel Temer of corruption, making him the country's first sitting president to face criminal charges. Temer has denied wrongdoing and said he refuses to resign despite numerous calls for him to do so
Northern IrelandTheresa May's Deal with the DUP Could Make a Bad Situation Worse in Northern IrelandThe coalition agreement between May's Conservatives and the Democratic Unionist Party gives the Northern Irish party new influence, and has increased fears of instability in this highly volatile region
World Economic ForumPremier Li Keqiang Plays Up China's New Global Role as the Responsible Antidote to Trump’s AmericaChinese Premier Li Keqiang stressed the benefits of globalization and need to combat climate change during the opening address of a World Economic Forum, in a clear rebuke of the protectionist economic measures and retrograde environmental policies advocated by U.S. President Donald Trump
myanmarThe Myanmar Military Has Detained Three Journalists for 'Unlawful Association'Myanmar's military has detained seven people, including three journalists, in its war-torn east, raising fears of a crackdown against the country's already restricted press. Lawi Weng, Aye Nai and Pyae Phone Naing were accused of "unlawful association"
Hong KongHong Kong 20th Anniversary: Chris Patten, the Last Colonial Governor, Recalls the City's HandoverChris Patten left Hong Kong on a tide of uncertainty: a fear that the return of a freewheeling entrepot to Chinese rule would mean a trampling of its democratic freedoms. He had done his best to bulwark these freedoms, but now, two decades later, worries he didn’t do enough
SyriaThe White House Says Assad May Be Preparing Another Chemical AttackThe White House says it has found "potential" evidence that Syria is preparing for another chemical weapons attack, warning of a "heavy price" if one is carried out. The Trump administration has provided no immediate evidence to back up its claims
brazilBrazil's Crisis Deepens as President Michel Temer Is Accused of CorruptionBrazil's attorney general formally accused President Michel Temer of corruption, making him the country's first sitting president to face criminal charges. Temer has denied wrongdoing and said he refuses to resign despite numerous calls for him to do so
Northern IrelandTheresa May's Deal with the DUP Could Make a Bad Situation Worse in Northern IrelandThe coalition agreement between May's Conservatives and the Democratic Unionist Party gives the Northern Irish party new influence, and has increased fears of instability in this highly volatile region
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