Nigerian Federal Court Sentences Four to Death Over 2022 Church Attack
A Nigerian federal court has sentenced four men to death for the 2022 St. Francis Catholic Church attack, marking a significant step in the country’s fight against terrorism.
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Kenya Arrests Eight Students After Fatal School Fire Kills 16
Eight students have been arrested in Kenya following a fatal fire at Utumishi Girls Senior Secondary School that killed 16 students and injured 79 others.
Tokyo Trial’s Legacy: Why History’s Verdict Remains Unsettled
80 years after the Tokyo Trial, a commentary questions the West’s contrasting historical perceptions of Japan and China, highlighting unresolved issues of justice and memory.
Clashes Erupt in Alice Springs After Arrest in Girl’s Death
Violence erupted in Alice Springs after a suspect’s arrest in a child’s death, with crowds clashing with police as community leaders urged calm and due process.
Chapter 2: Zhang Yide’s Furious Whip for the Censor, Prince He’s Plot to Execute the Eunuchs
After crushing the Yellow Turbans, Zhang Fei punishes a corrupt censor at the county gate, and Liu Bei must temper justice with mercy.
Alexander Lebedev Shares New Year Hopes for Happiness and Justice in 2025
Alexander Lebedev, director general of Russia’s “Big Asia” TV channel, shares his hopes for happiness and justice in 2025, encouraging others to join the 1,001 Wishes campaign and share their aspirations.
Julian Assange’s Extradition Battle: A Crossroads for Free Speech and Justice
Julian Assange faces extradition from the UK to the US, raising pivotal questions about free speech, press freedom, and the justice system’s role in balancing national security with public interest.