Mass pardon one of the smallest in recent years, excludes activists

Country to raise daily cap on number of people allowed to enter to 50,000 from September 7 onwards

This follows Beijing’s huge military drills around self-ruled island over past month

This follows renewed scrutiny of Moonies after assassination of ex-prime minister Shinzo Abe

John Lee says he would instead meet mainland officials online, calling it ‘most convenient’ option

Uncrewed Artemis 1 aims to bring US closer to returning astronauts to celestial body

Germany accuses Moscow of using energy supplies as ‘weapon’

Renowned statesman known for diffusing US-Soviet nuclear tensions in 1980s

Camilo Guevara March dies from heart attack, remembered for continuing father’s causes

Authorities believe rebel groups responsible for body parts found in sacks  

UN agency sees signs of slowing outbreak in France, Germany, Portugal, Spain, UK

Prosecution claims formed head of US aid agency siphoned millions to Islamist group

This comes one week after American Coast Guard ship denied permission to refuel at Pacific island