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Sheung Shui once thrived as a place where mainlanders could snap up goods tax-free for resale back in China

Hong Kong Retailers Forge New Path Without Mainland Chinese Tourists

Hong Kong retailers forge new path without mainland Chinese tourists

Washington froze an estimated $10 billion dollars held abroad after the Taliban seized power on August 15

Trickle-down Misery: How Afghanistan's Asset Freeze Hurts Everyone

To avoid giving the Taliban access to Afghanistan's reserves, Washington froze an estimated $10 billion held by the central bank abroad after the hardline Islamists seized power on Aug. 15.

The renovated Al-Mutanabbi Street is the historic heart of the book trade and an outlet for writers and intellectuals in the Iraqi capital

New Chapter For Baghdad's Book Street

New chapter for Baghdad's book street

At Least 30 Dead In Migrant Boat Accidents In Greece

At least 30 dead in migrant boat accidents in Greece

Father Ricardo Virtudazo walks among downed banana trees felled by Super Typhoon Rai

Philippine Typhoon Survivors Wish For Roofs And Food At Christmas

Philippine typhoon survivors wish for roofs and food at Christmas

From its remote orbit, Webb is expected to beam back new clues to the origins of the Universe

James Webb Telescope Sets Off On Million-mile Voyage

James Webb telescope sets off on million-mile voyage

Burdensome Friends: C.Africa's Wagner Allies

Burdensome friends: C.Africa's Wagner allies

Lights bedeck the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem on Christmas Eve 2021, its second year under the shadow of the pandemic

Bethlehem Subdued For Second Pandemic Christmas

Bethlehem subdued for second pandemic Christmas

A container ship sits docked at the Port of Vancouver in November 2021 as dozens of ships wait in the harbour to pick up and unload shipments. A huge backlog was created when heavy rains and flooding destroyed road and rail links to the port

Mustard, Fries In Short Supply Due To Canada Climate Woes

Mustard, fries in short supply due to Canada climate woes

Protesters first entered the debating chamber of the regional council while it was meeting on Thursday

Guadeloupe Protesters Seize Legislature In Standoff With Paris

Guadeloupe protesters seize legislature in standoff with Paris

Failure to remove content banned in Russia is getting more costly for foreign tech platforms, with Google getting slapped with a fine of nearly $100 million

Russia Fines Google, Meta Record $125 Mn Over Banned Content

Russia fines Google, Meta record $125 mn over banned content

Senegal Railway Opening Overshadowed By Compensation Protest

Senegal railway opening overshadowed by compensation protest

The Syriac Catholic monastery of Mar Elian, in the Syrian town of Al-Qaryatain, was desecrated by jihadists of the Islamic State group

Youth Exodus Takes Joy Out Of Syria Christmas

Youth exodus takes joy out of Syria Christmas

Mongolia's vaccination programme has seen huge take-up with more than 90 percent of adults receiving two jabs

Mongolian Doctors Trek To Remote Areas To Give Herders Jabs

Mongolian doctors trek to remote areas to give herders jabs

The project, dubbed 'Music of Recycling', aims to breathe new life into discarded junk while also benefitting youths from disadvantaged backgrounds

Spanish Orchestra Makes Music From Recycled Junk

Spanish orchestra makes music from recycled junk

The "Goddess of Democracy" had become a potent symbol of Hong Kong's local democracy movement

Hong Kong Students, Alumni Mourn Loss Of Campus Tiananmen Statues

Hong Kong students, alumni mourn loss of campus Tiananmen statues

A Palestinian man dressed as Santa Claus gestures as he rides a camel in Jerusalem's Old City

Covid Clouds Christmas Celebrations For Second Year

Covid clouds Christmas celebrations for second year

Selfridges, whose flagship store is on London's Oxford Street, was founded in 1908 but has been controlled by Canada's Weston family since 2003

UK Department Store Selfridges In ?4.0bn Christmas Eve Sale

UK department store Selfridges in ?4.0bn Christmas Eve sale

Map of Bangladesh locating the town of Jhalokathi near where more than 30 people died when a packed ferry caught fire on Friday.

'Allah Save Them': 37 Dead In Bangladesh Ferry Fire Horror

'Allah save them': 37 dead in Bangladesh ferry fire horror

England head into the Boxing Day Test against Australia on the brink of losing the Ashes series

Ashes On The Line As Under-siege England Look To Bounce Back

Ashes on the line as under-siege England look to bounce back

Japan's Sakutaro Kobayashi takes part in the men's normal hill individual gundersen 10km test event ahead of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympic Games

Japan Government Officials To Miss Beijing Olympics

Japan government officials to miss Beijing Olympics

Supporters of former president Donald Trump storm the US Capitol on January 6, 2021

Trump Asks Supreme Court To Block Release To Capitol Riot Probe

Trump asks Supreme Court to block release to Capitol riot probe

Bollywood film actor Ranveer Singh (L) and former India's cricketer Kapil Dev pose for pictures during the premiere of the movie '83', which is based on India's first cricket world cup victory in the year 1983, in Mumbai

Bollywood Replays India's Seminal 1983 Cricket Triumph

Bollywood replays India's seminal 1983 cricket triumph

Muslim devotees offer Friday prayers in an open ground in Gurgaon, after several prayer sites were closed by the authorities

No Place To Pray: Muslim Worshippers Under Pressure In India

No place to pray: Muslim worshippers under pressure in India

South Korea has announced a pardon for disgraced ex-leader Park Geun-hye, who was convicted of bribery and abuse of power

South Korea Pardons Disgraced Ex-president Park Geun-hye

South Korea pardons disgraced ex-president Park Geun-hye

Manchester United are nearly back to full strength after a coronavirus outbreak

Rangnick Reveals Man Utd Close To Full Strength After Covid Outbreak

Rangnick reveals Man Utd close to full strength after Covid outbreak

Travelers walk past a sign offering free Covid-19 vaccinations and booster shots at a pop-up clinic in the international arrivals area of Los Angeles International Airport

Millions Travel Across US As Airlines Cancel Flights Over Covid

Millions travel across US as airlines cancel flights over Covid

The law, signed by US President Joe Biden, bans most imports from China's western Xinjiang region due to human rights abuses

US Bans Xinjiang Imports, Forcing Firms To Navigate Sticky Diplomacy

US bans Xinjiang imports, forcing firms to navigate sticky diplomacy

This handout photo obtained May 26, 2021 courtesy of Merck & Co,Inc. shows capsules of the investigational antiviral pill Molnupiravir

US Regulator Authorizes Merck's Covid Pill

US regulator authorizes Merck's Covid pill

A supporter of Hezbollah and Amal carries a portrait of Judge Tarek Bitar in Beirut on October 14, 2021, during a protest to demand his dismissal

Beirut Blast Probe: What's The Snag?

Beirut blast probe: what's the snag?

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