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FOR 42 years, Grazyna Jurczak lived in a three-storey house in Oswiecim, southern Poland, adjacent to Auschwitz.
A letter from DATUK MOHAMED SHAFIE BP MAMMAL, President, Union Network International, Malaysia Labour Centre
The Court of Appeal yesterday upheld the sentence of 16 years’ jail that was handed down to a teenager who killed his schoolmate at River Valley High School with an axe in 2021.
SINGAPORE: The Court of Appeal on Wednesday (Oct 23) upheld the sentence of 16 years’ jail that was handed down to a teenager who killed his schoolmate at River Valley High School with an axe in 2021.
WHAT’s up with PAS? Has it developed a Jekyll and Hyde personality? I ask because the party’s actions of late have been rather contradictory.
KUALA LUMPUR: Last Thursday, a video of a man throwing a whiskey bottle from a high-rise condominium unit onto a busy stretch of road here went viral on social media, and people reacted with fury at his irresponsible act.
SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgarian prosecutors have charged 6 people with human trafficking after 18 Afghan migrants were found dead inside a truck dumped on an dirt road near the capital Sofia on Friday.
A 42-year-old former math teacher was sentenced to nearly 39 years in federal prison on Feb 16 for devising an elaborate catfishing scheme to trick dozens of his current and former students into sending him sexually explicit photos of themselves.
If we fail to learn from Chernobyl’s aftermath, a vast region in Europe and Russia could be rendered unlivable for generations.
THE Prime Minister doesn’t enjoy the best narrative. It’s not surprising that he hasn’t received the kind of endearment his predecessors have.
Letting the Taliban take over Afghanistan isn’t exactly a ‘win’ for the United States.
HONG KONG, Sept 12 (SCMP): The Hollywood studio is battling critics, Covid-19 and its own questionable decisionsDisney is latest US company to be called out for callousness and myopia regarding Xinjiang human rights issues
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic nomination for vice president on Wednesday, imploring Americans to elect Joe Biden in November and accusing President Donald Trump of failed leadership that had cost lives and livelihoods during a pandemic.
WASHINGTON: A surprise scuffle over pandemic relief is set to run up against a crucial federal funding deadline next week as Democrats side with President Donald Trump in his demand for US$2,000 payments to most Americans and Republicans take up his criticism of government spending.
ROCHESTER, New York (Reuters) - In a courthouse holding cell, Silvon Simmons changed from a jail jumpsuit into dress pants, a shirt and a tie. As a kid, he imagined becoming a police officer. Now a 36-year-old father, Simmons was preparing to stand trial in October 2017, facing life in prison for allegedly trying to kill a cop.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - White House senior adviser Jared Kushner criticized athletes and others who have protested against U.S. racism on social media and basketball courts and suggested that Black people had to want to succeed for policies to change.
A photo of George Floyd, mocking his death, circulated by Los Angeles police officers has triggered an internal investigation and condemnation.
This was not an opponent he had to vanquish. This was a crestfallen people wanting a leader to shed a tear for them and with them.
'I felt so ugly because of those comments, ' Aina says.
