In a recent development, Ukraine’s foreign ministry has expressed disappointment over Mongolia’s failure to arrest Vladimir Putin during his visit, dealing a significant blow to international criminal law. Despite an international warrant for alleged war crimes, Mongolia did not detain Putin, fueling concerns about justice and accountability. This visit marked Putin’s first to a member country of the International Criminal Court since the warrant was issued over a year ago. On the war front, Russian invaders made significant advancements in Ukrainian territory in August, while Russia captured villages and settlements in eastern Ukraine. Putin acknowledged the challenges posed by Ukraine’s…

A tragic incident unfolded at a bank in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, where a 26-year-old woman, Courtney Richman, got into a fatal argument with 82-year-old Myra Coutinho-Lopez over a long queue situation. The dispute escalated, leading to Richman pushing Coutinho-Lopez, causing her to fall and sustain injuries that eventually led to her death a week later. Following a trial, Richman was found guilty of manslaughter and received a suspended 16-month prison sentence, along with community service and a rehabilitation requirement. This sentencing was met with mixed reactions as it tried to balance justice and rehabilitation for the offender. Courtney Richman…

In a bold move, Ed Davey declared that the Liberal Democrats are setting their sights high for the upcoming general election, with no limits on their ambitions. At the launch of their campaign, Davey highlighted the enthusiastic response from voters and accused the Conservative MPs of taking their constituents for granted. The unveiling of the Lib Dems’ battlebus, Yellow Hammer One, marked the start of their determined campaign to target traditionally Conservative heartlands in southern England. Davey emphasized key issues such as healthcare and the environment, promising a 10-year rolling repair program for the NHS estate. As the campaign gains…