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Khan said the government had turned the country into a 'banana republic'

Former Pakistan PM Khan Granted Bail By Anti-terror Court

Former Pakistan PM Khan granted bail by anti-terror court

Xi Jinping Personally Made The Decision To Fire Missiles Into Japan's EEZ During PLA Drills: Report

Though the PLA marked a new zone excluding Japan's EEZ hours before the start of the drill, Xi opted to forgo that option and fire the missile.

Little Girl Found Alive Inside Coffin At Funeral Is Declared Dead At Hospital Again

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The child's mother noticed the coffin's top glass fogging up at her daughter's wake. Funeral-goers eventually realized the girl was still alive.

Screen shows news footage of Chinese President Xi Jinping visiting Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region

U.N. Rights Chief Hopes Finally To Release Report On China's Uyghurs In Coming Week

The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights said on Thursday that she is still aiming to release a long-anticipated report on China's treatment of its Uyghur minority in Xinjiang by the end of her four-year mandate next week.

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Europe's biggest economy has been slowing as inflation soars, with Russia's invasion of Ukraine sending energy and food prices through the roof

German Economy Grew In Second Quarter, Better Than Feared

German economy grew in second quarter, better than feared

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare talks to Chinese President Xi Jinping during their meeting at the Diaoyutai State Guesthouse in Beijing

Distribution Of Chinese Funds By Solomon Islands PM Raises Questions

The Solomon Islands Prime Minister's office distributed Chinese government money to 39 out of 50 members of parliament twice last year, a budget committee was told, prompting criticism the payments were politically motivated.

Former Pakistan prime minister Imran Khan has staged rallies across the country calling for early elections since being ousted

Former Pakistan PM Khan Granted Bail By Anti-terror Court: Party

Former Pakistan PM Khan granted bail by anti-terror court: party

Rohingya refugees hold "Genocide Remembrance Day" rallies across a network of camps in Bangladesh

Rohingya Refugees Mark Fifth 'Genocide Remembrance Day'

Rohingya refugees mark fifth 'Genocide Remembrance Day'

Former ambassador Bowman's husband Htein Lin, a prominent artist, was also arrested, the diplomatic source said

Former UK Ambassador To Myanmar Detained In Yangon: Source

Former UK ambassador to Myanmar detained in Yangon: source

Chusnul Chotimah has suffered 70 percent burns that have left visible scars across her face and body

'I Cannot Accept It': Bali Bomb Survivors Fume After Attacker's Term Cut

'I cannot accept it': Bali bomb survivors fume after attacker's term cut

Shinzo Abe was Japan's longest-serving prime minister

Japan National Police Chief Resigns Over Abe Assassination

Japan national police chief resigns over Abe assassination

Finnish Journalists On Trial In Rare Defence Intelligence Case

Three journalists from Finland's largest daily are expected to appear in a Helsinki court on Thursday, suspected of publishing classified defence intelligence in an unprecedented case for the Nordic country renowned for its press freedom.

Taipei has proposed a defence budget of Tw$415.1 billion ($13.7 billion) for next year, up 13 percent year-on-year, pending parliamentary approval

Taiwan Announces Plans For Record Defence Budget After China Drills

Taiwan announces plans for record defence budget after China drills

The celebration of the Independence Day in Kyiv

Russian Attack Kills 22 Civilians On Ukraine's Independence Day, Kyiv Officials Say

A Russian missile attack killed 22 civilians and set a passenger train on fire in eastern Ukraine, officials in Kyiv said, with missile strikes north of the capital as Ukraine marked its Independence Day under heavy shelling.

Russia Bombs Ukraine Railway Station Killing 22 People, 50 Injured: Zelensky

Ukraine reported at least eight air raid sirens Wednesday.

Taiwan flags flutter during a welcome ceremony in Taipei

Taiwan Proposes Large Rise In Defence Spending Amid Escalating China Tensions

Taiwan proposed $19 billion in defence spending for next year on Thursday, a double-digit increase on 2022 that includes funds for new fighter jets, weeks after China staged large-scale war games around the island it views as its sovereign territory.

Vasyl Oksak, the local commander in Ukraine's civil rescue service, says the red cross medical symbol does not protect military ambulances

Uber, Ukraine Partner To Offer Free Rides To Medical Workers During 'Terrible War'

The ride-sharing company will finance up to 8 million Ukrainian hryvnias ($217,920) worth of trips monthly until November.

Former Malaysian Prime Minister Najib Razak speaks to journalists outside the Federal Court during a court break, in Putrajaya

Malaysia's Mahathir Says 'Highly Likely' Jailed Najib Will Get Royal Pardon

Malaysia's veteran politician Mahathir Mohamad said on Thursday that the disgraced former premier Najib Razak, who he helped bring down, was likely to receive a royal pardon and be released from a 12-year jail sentence for graft that he began this week.

Some former soldiers believe Taiwan's population may not have the stomach for the type of die-hard resistance Ukraine has shown since Russia's invasion

'Not Ready': Taiwan Reservists Stoic But Unprepared For China Threat

'Not ready': Taiwan reservists stoic but unprepared for China threat

Young Algerians marching between the European and Muslim quarters of Algiers, waving Algerian flags, celebrate independence of Algeria on July 2, 1962 one day after the self-determination referendum on the independence of Algeria

France's Macron Looks To 'Future' On Algeria Trip To Mend Ties

France's Macron looks to 'future' on Algeria trip to mend ties

Attendees hold signs as the Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District Board holds a special meeting to consider the firing of Police Chief Pete Arredondo on August 24, 2022 in Uvalde, Texas

Officer In Charge Of Texas School Shooting Police Response Fired

Officer in charge of Texas school shooting police response fired

Francis has cancelled numerous events in recent months and been forced to use a wheelchair due to knee pain

As Rumours Swirl, Pope Francis Names New Cardinals

As rumours swirl, Pope Francis names new cardinals

The International Criminal Court is already investigating war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide in Ukraine

Ukraine Plans International Court To Put Putin On Trial

Ukraine plans international court to put Putin on trial

Polio Causes, Symptoms And Vaccine: All The Facts You Need To Know

There is growing concern that the once-eradicated polio disease could lead to another outbreak after the emergence of the virus in New York's wastewater.

A smuggler hid dozens of lizards and snakes in his clothes, including around his groin, as he tried to get them into the United States

Trouser Snakes: US Smuggler Admits Carrying Reptiles In Pants

Trouser snakes: US smuggler admits carrying reptiles in pants

A relative of one of 43 Mexican students who disappeared in 2014 arrives for a court hearing at which a former attorney general was ordered to stand trial in connection with the case

Mexico Ex-attorney General To Face Trial Over Missing Students

Mexico ex-attorney general to face trial over missing students

Twitter is fighting efforts by Elon Musk to get his hands on vast troves of user data in his legal fight to get out of the $44 billion deal he made to by the firm.

Musk Lawyers Seize On Twitter Whistleblower Revelations

Musk lawyers seize on Twitter whistleblower revelations

Tuvalu Foreign Minister Simon Kofe speaks during an interview with Reuters in Taipei

Tuvalu Minister Says Both China, U.S. Needed For Climate Change Action

Both the United States and China need to be on board to ensure peace and bring action on climate change, Tuvalu's foreign minister said on Thursday.

Mexico's former attorney general Jesus Murillo Karam is the most senior figure arrested in connection with the disappearance of 43 students in 2014

Mexico Ex-attorney General To Stand Trial Over Missing Students

Mexico ex-attorney general to stand trial over missing students

Colombia Will Not Extradite Criminals Who Fulfill Deals With Gov't -Petro

Colombian President Gustavo Petro said on Wednesday that drug traffickers who comply with government surrender conditions and exit the trade will not be extradited to face charges abroad.

Court Clash Shows Musk Battle Plan In Twitter Fight

Court clash shows Musk battle plan in Twitter fight

A farmer carries a sack of grass as he walks near the fenced border between India-Pakistan in Ranbir Singh Pura

Pakistan Rejects India's Closure Of Missile Firing Incident Into Its Territory

Pakistan rejected India's closure of the incident of the firing of a supersonic missile into Pakistani territory on March 9, and reiterated demand for joint probe, said a statement by Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued Wednesday night.

Family of Palestinian administrative prisoner Khalil Awawdeh, who is on hunger strike, fears for his life

Palestinian Hunger Striker Held By Israel Could Die At Any Moment, Lawyer Says

A Palestinian prisoner who has been on hunger strike for over 160 days in protest over his detention by Israel could die at any moment, his lawyer said on Wednesday.