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The Gazette

Location

Medina, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 2025

Page

7

Ugandan forces deployed to Juba amid South Sudan tensions

Ugandan special forces have been sent to South Sudan's capital Juba to support the government against a possible rebel advance. President Museveni acts as guarantor of the unity government led by Kiir and Machar, as regional and international actors call for restraint and progress on the 2018 peace accord ahead of 2026 elections.

Kampala Uganda South Sudan Salva Kiir Juba Felix Kulayigye Yoweri Museveni Kiir Machar Kulayigye Associated Press Museveni Sudan U.S U.N White Army United Nations Nasir Upper Nile Gabriel Duop Lam

Duterte faces ICC crimes charges arrest in Manila

In Manila, former president Rodrigo Duterte was arrested and flown to The Hague to face ICC charges of crimes against humanity over anti drug crackdowns. President Marcos said the arrest met Interpol orders, with Duterte protesting the detention and his supporters vowing accountability.

Manila Philippines Rodrigo Duterte Netherlands International Criminal Court Ferdinand Marcos Hague Duterte Interpol Marcos Manila International Hong Kong Sara Duterte Asia Global Court Supreme Court Veronica Duterte Sen. Bong Go ICC Davao Associated Press Kian Delos Santos Antonio Trillanes Trillanes Ferdinand Marcos Jr Villamor Air Base

South Korea to rule on Yoon impeachment aftermath

The Constitutional Court may decide to dismiss or reinstate President Yoon Suk Yeol after his martial law decree tests democracy. A ruling could trigger a November election if removed, or allow him to resume duties, while probes and protests shape a deeply divided politics amid regional security tensions.

Seoul South Korea Constitutional Court Yoon Suk Yeol Yoon U.S Donald Trump America North Korea Russia

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