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President Joe Biden’s visit to Angola from October 13 to 15, 2023, will focus on the Lobito Corridor, a strategic infrastructure project aimed at connecting the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. …
Biden’s Angola Visit: Strategic Focus on the Lobito Corridor and U.S.-China Competition Read More
The European Union, along with various nations, has condemned the escalating conflict between Lebanon and Israel, urging a 21-day ceasefire to foster diplomatic negotiations. The coalition highlights the need for …
Joint Call for Ceasefire and Diplomacy in Lebanon-Israel Conflict Read More
The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah intensified as Hezbollah launched a missile targeting central Israel, which the IDF intercepted. Approximately 40 rockets were fired from Lebanon, with one hitting an …
Israel-Hezbollah Hostilities Intensify as Conflict Escalates Read MoreQatar has stated that it is not aware of a direct link between the Gaza truce talks and ceasefire negotiations in Lebanon involving Hezbollah and Israel. Qatar continues its efforts …
Qatar Uncertain on Links Between Gaza and Lebanon Truce Negotiations Read More
Accusations by Human Rights Watch claim that Rwandan forces and M23 rebels have been shelling civilian displacement camps near Goma in the DRC. The conflict has resulted in severe human …
Human Rights Watch Accuses Rwandan Forces and M23 Rebels of Shelling Civilians in DRC Read More
In 2022, global executions surged by 53% from the prior year, with notable increases in Iran (83%) and Saudi Arabia (200%). Amnesty International highlighted concerns over Indonesia’s rising death sentences, …
Global Executions Surge by 53% in 2022, Amnesty International Reports Read More
Human Rights Watch has pronounced Indonesia’s new criminal code a significant threat to human rights, particularly impacting women, LGBTQ individuals, and religious minorities. Key issues include the criminalization of consensual …
Indonesia’s New Criminal Code: A Threat to Basic Human Rights Read More
An international panel has determined that Indonesia’s actions during the 1965 anti-communist purges constitute crimes against humanity, with an estimated 400,000 to 500,000 deaths. The United States, United Kingdom, and …
Indonesia Found Guilty of 1965 Genocide: International Tribunal Report Read More
An international panel concluded that Indonesia committed crimes against humanity during the 1965-66 mass killings, implicating the U.S., U.K., and Australia in the atrocities. The Tribunal called for an apology …
International Tribunal Declares Indonesia’s 1965 Mass Killings as Crimes Against Humanity Read More
Indonesia’s Trade Minister Zulkifli Hasan urged for the swift finalization of the IEU-CEPA, emphasizing the need for concessions from the EU after nine years of negotiations. Director General Djatmiko Witjaksono …
Indonesia Urges EU to Finalize IEU-CEPA Negotiations Amid Ongoing Challenges Read More