United States skips UN human rights review again, delaying examination until January
The United States has again refused to take part in its United Nations human rights review in Geneva, prompting the UN Human Rights Council to postpone examination of Washington's record until January. The session was due to begin on Tuesday, but US representatives did not appear in the room when the review was called. It is the second consecutive year that the United States has skipped the process.The council president, Sidharto Reza Suryodipuro of Indonesia, announced that the US delegation was not present as the meeting was set to start. Under the UN system, all 193 member states undergo a... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 10 Nov 2026 19:02 LONDON
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Ukraine-Russia talks in Abu Dhabi as US-led negotiations focus on security guarantees and territory
The new round of talks aimed at ending Russia's war in Ukraine opened in Abu Dhabi on Tuesday, with Ukrainian, American and European representatives meeting ahead of planned trilateral discussions involving Kyiv, Moscow and Washington. The negotiations come as reports emerged that both sides have shown "a little bit of flexibility" on territorial questions, although no details were given. The talks are taking place in the United Arab Emirates and are being watched closely for signs of whether the diplomatic process can move beyond broad principles.A senior American official said territorial disputes could not be settled without agreement on the... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 10 Nov 2026 08:59 LONDON
Cameroon sets February 7 date for twice-delayed legislative and local elections
Cameroon has set February 7 next year for its long-delayed legislative and local elections, ending months of uncertainty over the timing of the vote. The announcement was made by President Paul Biya in a decree read on public radio on Monday. The polls had already been postponed twice, and the new date now places them more than a year after the country's last presidential election.Biya, who is 93, has ruled Cameroon since 1982 and is the world's oldest head of state. His re-election in October last year triggered widespread protests, which authorities met with a crackdown. Lawyers cited by Human... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 10 Nov 2026 02:29 LONDON
Russian barrage hits Kyiv energy infrastructure as death toll rises ahead of peace talks
Russian forces launched multiple waves of missiles and drones overnight, hitting energy infrastructure around Kyiv and worsening disruption to the capital's power, water and heating systems. The attack also damaged the Northern Bridge across the Dnipro River, according to Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko. Officials said the strikes came as temperatures were falling towards zero, adding pressure on residents and emergency services.Ukraine's energy ministry said facilities outside Kyiv were damaged, including systems that send power from two nuclear plants to the capital and to central regions. President Volodymyr Zelensky said substations in five other regions were also hit, and described the... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 07 Nov 2026 12:01 LONDON
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Russia places Japan Tobacco International's Russian operations under state control
Russian President Vladimir Putin has placed Japan Tobacco International's operations in Russia under state control, ordering their transfer by decree to a state-linked holding company. The move affects one of the country's largest cigarette producers and covers factories in St Petersburg, Rostov-on-Don, the Lipetsk region and the Leningrad region. It marks a significant seizure of foreign corporate assets in Russia at a time of continuing tensions with countries that have imposed sanctions over the war in Ukraine.The decree transfers the business to AO Promyshlennye aktivy, according to the supporting material. JTI employs around 4,000 people in Russia and holds roughly... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews | 05 Nov 2026 16:30 LONDON
WAR CRIMES OR HUMANITY ON LIFE SUPPORT?
The Thin, Bloody Line Between Justice and Jungle Rule IS KILLING WITHOUT MERCY NOW LEGAL? By Anthony Sterling In September 2025, the United States military launched what became known as Operation Southern Spear, a lethal campaign targeting suspected drug smuggling vessels in international waters. The stated objective was to combat narco trafficking networks operating beyond territorial jurisdiction. The ethical shock came on 2 September 2025, when a double strike in the Caribbean left survivors clinging to wreckage for nearly an hour. Drone footage reportedly showed two individuals waving from debris after the first impact. Instead of rescue, three additional munitions... [Continue Reading]
360LiveNews-Opinion | 23 Feb 2026 17:39 LONDON
