Chinese courts have significantly expanded their authority to restrict international travel, now encompassing individuals not formally accused of criminal wrongdoing. This development marks a broadening reach of the judiciary, allowing courts to implement bans in civil and administrative cases. The move impacts both citizens and foreign nationals, who may find their travel plans unexpectedly complicated.
The types of cases triggering these restrictions have diversified, primarily targeting debt-related disputes, individuals involved in ongoing civil litigation, and those needing to comply with court judgments. This reflects China's push to tighten control over civil compliance. However, this expansion raises profound legal challenges and concerns about due process and personal freedoms. Individuals are often barred from leaving the country without prior warning or clear reasoning, eroding transparency. This move is seen as an encroachment over the travel rights of an individual.
Afghanistan has been struck by a second significant earthquake in less than 48 hours, with a magnitude 5.3 tremor hitting eastern Afghanistan on Tuesday evening
A devastating earthquake in Afghanistan has killed over 1,400 people, destroyed villages, and left thousands trapped, with rescue teams racing against time to save survivors.
Donald Trump is considering imposing further sanctions on Russia, with his economic adviser Scott Bessent stating that "all options are on the table" as the conflict in Ukraine continues.
Belgium has announced sanctions against Israel and confirmed its decision to recognise Palestine during the upcoming United Nations General Assembly session.
US President Donald Trump has once again raised concerns over trade relations with India, calling them "totally one-sided."
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Donald Trump has re-emerged with a pointed message for India, suggesting it might be "getting late" for their offer to slash tariffs.
A powerful earthquake measuring 6.0 on the Richter scale struck southeastern Afghanistan in the early hours of Monday, killing at least nine people and injuring 15 others, according to officials.
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has announced she will once again join an aid flotilla heading toward Gaza, just days after being briefly detained during a similar attempt.
Australia has witnessed protests against rising immigration, with particular focus on Indian arrivals. The government condemned the rallies, calling the slogans divisive and stressing that migrants contribute positively to society.
PM Modi met Chinese President Xi Jinping in Tinjian and stressed that India and China should engage directly, free from outside influence, to strengthen ties and maintain regional stability.
Thousands of Australians participated in "March for Australia" anti-immigration rallies across the country on Sunday, drawing strong condemnation from the centre-left government.
PM Narendra Modi arrives in China after seven years to attend the SCO Summit, where he will meet Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, and other leaders to discuss regional security, trade, and global challenges.
At the SCO Summit, the UN urged China to take a stronger role in stabilising the global order as trade tensions with the US continue to unsettle global markets.
A tragic incident off the coast of Mauritania has claimed the lives of sixty-nine people this week, after a migrant boat carrying approximately 160 individuals capsized.
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