ICC Sets Timeline for Duterte's Detention Appeal
The ICC Appeals Chamber has established a procedural schedule for former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's appeal regarding his continued detention, with written submissions due in February 2026.
Category : World Politics
Trump Demands Truthful Investigation of ICE Shooting in Minneapolis
US President Donald Trump urges a factual investigation into the ICE shooting in Minneapolis, expressing confidence in Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and noting talks with Minnesota officials.
ICC Allows Medical Accommodations for Duterte
The International Criminal Court has approved special medical accommodations for former President Rodrigo Duterte during the confirmation of charges hearing in February 2026.
Trump Warns to End US Support for Iraq if Al-Maliki Wins
US President Donald Trump has threatened to withdraw American support for Iraq if former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is re-elected, citing past failures and Iranian ties during his previous term.
Ex-South Korean First Lady Kim Keon Hee Gets 20-Month Jail Term
Former South Korean First Lady Kim Keon Hee receives a 20-month prison sentence for bribery linked to the Unification Church, while stock manipulation charges are dismissed.
Iran President Calls for Government Accountability in Protests
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian urges the government to recognize its shortcomings in handling nationwide protests over economic collapse, as US threatens action.
Rubio Defends Maduro Arrest, Warns Iran, Russia, Cuba
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, calling it a crucial operation welcomed by allies, while warning Iran, Russia, and Cuba against interference.
ICC Rejects Duterte Health Plea, Sets Feb 2026 Hearing
The ICC's Pre-Trial Chamber I has denied former President Rodrigo Duterte's request for an indefinite adjournment, allowing the confirmation of charges hearing to proceed on February 23, 2026, over alleged crimes against humanity.
ICC Rules Duterte Fit for Pre-Trial Proceedings
The International Criminal Court has ruled former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte medically fit to participate in pre-trial proceedings, scheduling a critical confirmation of charges hearing for February 23, 2026.
Iran's IRGC: 10 Foreign Intel Agencies Behind Terrorist Incidents
Iran's Islamic Revolution Guards Corps claims 10 foreign intelligence services orchestrated recent terrorist incidents as part of a failed US-Israeli plan to destabilize the country.
Greenland Open to US Talks, Defends Sovereignty
Greenland's government expresses readiness for discussions with the United States but firmly rejects any compromise on its national sovereignty, as Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen responds to US President Donald Trump's statements.
Russia to Sign US-Brokered Ukraine Ceasefire Deal
A ceasefire deal between Ukraine and Russia gains momentum after a meeting between Presidents Zelensky and Trump, with security guarantees agreed upon pending war's end.
UAE to Host Trilateral Talks on Ukraine War
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announces trilateral talks between Russia, the US, and Ukraine in the UAE, following discussions with US President Donald Trump in Davos.
Carney: Rules-Based Order Dead, Middle Powers Must Act
Canadian PM Mark Carney declared the US-led rules-based order dead at Davos, urging middle powers like the Philippines to pursue strategic autonomy through principled pragmatism and self-reliance.
Starmer Defies Trump's Greenland Tariff Threats
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer refuses to yield to U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff threats over Greenland, emphasizing that economic pressure on allies is wrong and decisions belong to Greenland and Denmark.
Syrian Army Accuses SDF of Ceasefire Violation
The Syrian Government has accused the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) of breaching a ceasefire agreement, citing an encounter one day after its signing. The deal aimed to halt weeks of conflict causing casualties and displacement.
Macron: Europe Won't Yield to US Threats on Tariffs
French President Emmanuel Macron declared at Davos that Europe will not capitulate to US pressure, specifically addressing tariffs and territorial sovereignty issues like Greenland.
US Seeks Dismissal of Minnesota Case vs Trump Immigration Crackdown
The US Department of Justice has requested a federal judge to dismiss a petition from Minnesota leaders aiming to halt President Trump's immigration crackdown, calling it meritless.
Von der Leyen Responds to Trump's Greenland Threat at Davos
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen pledges to address U.S. President Donald Trump's territorial claim on Greenland, warning of a potential downward spiral in U.S.-EU relations amid escalating tensions.
Trump at Davos 2026: Greenland, Gaza, Venezuela in Focus
US President Donald Trump is set to arrive in Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum 2026. His agenda includes a major speech, meetings with CEOs, and addressing controversies over Greenland and Venezuela.
Trump Announces U.S. Control of Venezuelan Oil After Capture
Following a controversial military operation capturing President Maduro, the U.S. plans to sell 30-50M barrels of Venezuelan oil. Global protests erupt. Read the full story.
Trump Eyes Military Move for Greenland, Europe Opposes
US President Trump considers military options to acquire Greenland, calling it a security priority. European leaders, including Finland's president, firmly reject the idea. Read the latest.
US Abducts Venezuela's Maduro in Military Invasion
Global coalition condemns US invasion of Venezuela, bombing of Caracas, and abduction of President Nicolás Maduro. Demand immediate release and respect for sovereignty.
PH Pushes WIPO to Finalize Broadcasting Treaty After 28 Years
The Philippines leads calls at WIPO to finalize the long-stalled Broadcasting Treaty, warning of digital piracy risks. The country also advocates for equitable copyright studies and regional talks.
Maduro's US Arrest: Legal Precedent and Global Fallout
The capture of Venezuelan President Maduro by the US raises profound questions about international law, sovereignty, and the precedent set for leaders like Duterte. Explore the legal battle ahead.
Maduro Pleads Not Guilty in US Court After Capture
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro denies all US charges in New York court, calling his capture a 'kidnapping'. Protests erupt globally against the US military operation. Read the latest.
Mexico Rejects US Troop Deployment Against Drug Cartels
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum firmly rejects US military intervention to fight cartels, emphasizing sovereignty and a 37% drop in murders. Read the full story.
Akbayan Condemns US Military Attack on Venezuela
Akbayan Party condemns Trump's military strike on Venezuela as a violation of sovereignty & international law. They urge withdrawal of US forces and global solidarity with the Venezuelan people.
Trump: US Needs Greenland for Defense, Denmark Objects
US President Donald Trump insists the US needs Greenland for defense, sparking Danish condemnation. This follows the controversial US military raid in Venezuela. Read the latest.
US Strikes Venezuela, Captures Maduro; Global Alarm Grows
US military operation captures Venezuelan President Maduro, sparking global condemnation and protests. EU leaders urge restraint and respect for international law.
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