A political amnesty law takes effect in Thailand but excludes lese majeste
Thailand’s political amnesty law took effect this week, covering about 6,000 people for offenses since 2005, but notably excludes cases involving defaming the monarchy.
Thailand’s political amnesty law took effect this week, covering about 6,000 people for offenses since 2005, but notably excludes cases involving defaming the monarchy.
Iran’s rial currency plummeted to a record low as the U.S. prepared to announce additional sanctions amid ongoing regional tensions and economic pressure.
King Harald V of Norway’s health has deteriorated while hospitalized with a bacterial bloodstream infection. The 89-year-old monarch remains under treatment at Oslo University Hospital on medical leave from royal duties.
Four people have been arrested in South Africa following the murder of boxing champion Zolani Tete, who was shot dead outside his home on Friday in what authorities described as an ambush.
Iranian families face severe economic hardship as sanctions and naval blockades intensify during the ongoing conflict, with food prices surging and unemployment rising significantly.
France experienced unprecedented summer wildfires that burned more land than ever recorded and displaced more people since World War II, with conditions rooted in forestry decisions from 170 years ago.