Aung San Suu Kyi returned home after a pre-hearing meeting with her legal team due to car sickness, says her
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Singapore submits bill to fight ‘foreign interference’
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UN seeks $606 million for Afghanistan after Taliban takeover
The UN says "recent developments" have increased the vulnerability of Afghans who have already been facing decades of deprivation and
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Bangladesh schools open, most staff vaccinated
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Lightning kills 14 in Pakistan’s Torghar village
Violent rains, coupled with lightening and thunder, began on Saturday night and continued till the early hours of Sunday, destroying
Taliban say girls, women may study in no-men classrooms
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Almost all key portfolios of the new Taliban government are allocated to the militant group’s core leadership, including globally designated
Prince Andrew served with papers in U.S. sexual assault lawsuit
Virginia Giuffre sued Mr. Andrew last month, alleging he sexually abused her at the London home of socialite Ghislaine Maxwell
Buddhists in Russia have become a Puppet of the Kalmyk Dissident
The history of Buddhism in Russia was tragically interrupted after the revolution of 1917 when all religions in the former