South Korean President Banned from Leaving Country
Yoon sent special forces and helicopters to parliament on the night of December 3 before lawmakers forced him to rescind the order by rejecting his decree.
Category: Crime & Justice
South Korea opposition accuse ruling party of ‘second coup’
The president and a slew of top officials are now being investigated for insurrection, but a bid to impeach Yoon failed Saturday after a boycott by the ruling party, who claim the wildly unpopular leader has agreed to hand power to the prime minister and party chief.
Australian Police Seek Three Suspects in Synagogue Blaze
Mask-wearing arsonists set fire to the Adass Israel Synagogue before dawn on Friday, police said, gutting much of the building but causing no serious injuries.
Jay-Z Accused of Raping Teen With Diddy in Civil Suit
An updated complaint in a civil case against Combs alleges that Jay-Z, whose name is Shawn Carter, and Combs raped the girl at an after party following the MTV Video Music Awards in September of 2000.
Romania’s Top Court Scraps Presidential Election
Romanian authorities had cried foul after far-right outsider Calin Georgescu topped the first round of presidential elections on November 24, a surprise result in the EU and NATO member bordering Ukraine.
Elon Musk Anyimwa Malipo ya Fidia ya Dola Bilioni 56
Mahakama ya Delaware kwa mara nyingine tena imefutilia mbali malipo ya fidia ya dola bilioni 56 kwa Elon Musk, mtendaji mkuu wa kampuni ya magari ya umeme Tesla.
Cambodian Court Jails 13 Pregnant Filipino Surrogates
The 13 were among 24 foreign women detained by Cambodian police in Kandal province in September and charged with attempted cross-border human trafficking, according to a statement from the Kandal court.
Mahakama ya Cambodia Yawafunga Jela Wajawazito 13 wa Ufilipino Kwa Kuwabebea wanawake Wengine Mimba
Kulingana na taarifa kutoka kwa mahakama ya Kandal, 13 hao walikuwa miongoni mwa wanawake 24 wa kigeni waliozuiliwa na polisi wa Cambodia katika jimbo la Kandal mwezi Septemba na kushtakiwa kwa kujaribu kutoroka na kuvuka mpaka.
Bangladeshi Politicians Call For Calm Amid Unrest
Bangladesh’s leading political parties have called for calm following widespread unrest in the country triggered by the killing of a lawyer during clashes between Hindu protesters and security forces.
China Jails Journalist For Seven Years for Spy Allegations
Dong, a senior columnist at the Communist Party newspaper Guangming Daily, was detained in February 2022 along with a Japanese diplomat at a Beijing restaurant.
