China Nominates Public Health Official Song Li to Lead WHO
Beijing has formally nominated public health specialist Song Li for the World Health Organization’s top position as the agency approaches a leadership transition.
Beijing has formally nominated public health specialist Song Li for the World Health Organization’s top position as the agency approaches a leadership transition.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim says Malaysia will work toward Myanmar’s reintegration into ASEAN, while activists warn that engagement could legitimize military-backed rule.
An Istanbul court has ordered access blocked to the T24 news website and its social-media accounts, citing 118 pieces of content described by authorities as LGBT propaganda.
President Kais Saied has amended Tunisia’s controversial cybercrime decree, replacing imprisonment with fines for certain first offences while retaining tougher penalties for repeat cases.
A monitoring group says Turkey has blocked access to at least 147 additional X accounts that discussed the country’s investment-fund crisis.
An Istanbul court sentenced comedian Deniz Göktaş to 19 months and 10 days in prison over material from a stand-up performance, then ordered his release pending appeal.
Germany’s interior minister has called for a new European emergency mechanism to accelerate returns following exceptional mass border crossings.
Residents are stocking food and withdrawing cash after Tigrayan forces seized airports and clashes spread beyond the northern region.
Courts jailed at least 31 people pending trial while police detained demonstrators protesting raids in Istanbul and Ankara.
Australia’s restrictions on social-media access for children are influencing international debate over age limits, content controls and online safety.