Hong Kong barrister Chow Hang-tung, detained for nearly five years awaiting trial over organizing a Tiananmen vigil, was found guilty of incitement to subversion and faces up to 10 years imprisonment.

European wildfires this summer have exposed and detonated buried bombs and mines from World Wars I and II, creating hazards for firefighting crews across multiple countries.

Sydney Marathon organisers face scrutiny one week before the event after the participation medal appears to feature Munich’s Allianz Arena rather than Sydney’s Allianz Stadium.

Somali pirates hijacked an oil tanker off Yemen, marking the sixth commercial vessel seized since April in a resurgence of piracy across the Gulf of Aden and western Indian Ocean.

A father in Japan left his 7-year-old son alone on Mount Fuji while continuing his hike, resulting in police intervention and reprimand after staff at a mountain hut discovered the child.

Healthcare workers at Ebola treatment centers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo report working without pay as the outbreak spreads exponentially, with over 2,500 deaths recorded and cases surging across multiple provinces.

Over 100 former British and French diplomats have issued a joint letter calling for trade and arms bans against Israel, arguing that Palestine is being systematically erased and urging their governments to take concrete action.

Israel’s military announced criminal investigations into the killings of 5-year-old Hind Rajab and 15 Palestinian paramedics, while declining to probe deaths of aid workers from World Central Kitchen and Doctors Without Borders.

Manitoba’s premier criticized U.S. President Trump as untrustworthy while Canada negotiates trade terms that may include restoring alcohol sales to avoid threatened tariffs.