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Authorities across Cambodia have been ordered to remove musical horns from vehicles and put a stop to roadside dancing.

As the war enters its 756th day, these are the main developments.

Sub-Saharan Africa to account for one in every two children born by turn of century, Lancet study says.

How exposed a secret China trade pact triggering 2014's Sunflower Movement. Ten years on, much has changed.

SB4 allows Texas to detain and deport migrants. Experts say it would beckon in new era of US policy if allowed to stand.

US secretary of state is expected to discuss a truce deal, the exchange of hostages and prisoners, among other topics.

Weapons manufacturers could face legal scrutiny for supplying Israel.

A security camera captures the moment an Israeli airstrike hits a car in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin.

Revenues from Qatar's LNG fields will provide budget surpluses until the 2030s, Fitch said.

The new environmental regulations fall short of more ambitious goals previously set by the Biden administration.

House of Lords deals blow to ruling Conservatives' stop the boats' policy.

The UN says a 'humanitarian travesty' is playing out in Sudan amid international inattention and inaction.

In a surprise address, Ireland's Prime Minister Leo Varadkar announced he's stepping down as the country's leader.

The UN says about 62 million tonnes of e-waste was generated in 2022.

Israel has been restricting food aid from reaching Gaza since October 7th.

The measures come as Washington tries to curb the Yemeni group's attacks on Red Sea shipping lanes amid the war on Gaza.

Former general declared the winner of last month's presidential election.

Security forces fought for two hours before the attackers were killed, at a facility that is a showpiece project.

Governing party says that Thuong's 'shortcomings' had negatively affected the reputation of the party and the state.

From Azam's and Rizwan's scoring sprees to smoking up the dressing room, here are some key storylines from PSL 9.

Donald Lu, a senior State Department official, made the comments in written testimony.

More awareness, data and law enforcement commitment needed to combat surge in hate, experts say.

While Hamas is pushing for permanent ceasefire, Israel still plans to invade Rafah amid mounting international pressure.

Russia says plans by US intelligence to use SpaceX to build spy satellites causes risks for space security.

Senegal's delayed election is due to go ahead this weekend. Here's what you need to know.

Jared Kushner has said waterfront property in Gaza could be very valuable".

French Competition Authority says tech giant fails to respect commitments and negotiate in 'good faith' with publishers.

The former Brazilian international player was convicted in February and sentenced to 4.5 years in prison.

Investors in wait-and-see mode as key opposition leaders have pledged economic changes if voted into power.

KLM found to have used misleading and therefore illegal' adverts to bolster green credentials.

Women aged 23 and 24 sentenced to death while a minor is jailed for life for the 2022 killing of a young teacher.

As siege on medical complex enters third day, survivors recount harsh detentions, humiliation and abuse.

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Officials believe miners still alive as specialists drill through hundreds of metres of rock to establish contact.

Texas's immigration law allowing officials to arrest people suspected of crossing the border has been blocked again.

Beset by angry farmer protests, EU to implement 'safeguards' to prevent cheap imports flooding market.

After Israel kills more than 350 medical workers in Gaza, paramedics in the West Bank describe the threats they face.

As legislation prompts global criticism, China accuses UK in particular of having deep-rooted mindset as a coloniser'.

It's the final tranche of $3bn programme agreed last year to avert default as Islamabad seeks another long-term bailout.

Unions point to hazardous working conditions as major cause of accidents in resource-rich Balochistan province.

Facing multiple probes, former president's first indictment is for allegedly falsifying his vaccine record.

Eight people died after 11 member-strong Keoyoung Sun turns over off southwestern Japan's Honshu main island.

This is why, as a genocide continues in Gaza, we all have a responsibility to insert 'Palestine' in every conversation.

More than half of respondents to survey say China's business landscape has become more political.

Episode 1 of a doomsday political thriller about evangelical Christian influence on US foreign policy in Middle East.

The WHO says increasing numbers of Gaza children are on the 'brink of death' from acute hunger as UK sends more aid.

In its annual report, Harm Reduction International says at least 467 drug-related executions took place last year.

Mountain and coastal provinces were flooded, with one coastal village considering relocating due to rising sea levels.

Boycotts over the Gaza war are hitting big brands in Southeast Asia despite local owners denying links to Israel.

The country is stepping up its development of more technologically-advanced weaponry capable of striking further afield.