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Thailand's junta has lifted a ban on political campaigning, but police will still need to be informed of any political gatherings
World
01.08.2024
Thai junta lifts ban on political campaigning ahead of 2019 elections
The bells will be sent back later this week to the church in the central town of Balangiga where they were looted by US soldiers avenging a surprise attack that killed 48 of their comrades on September 28, 1901
World
01.08.2024
US returns war trophy bells to Philippines
Nary (R) is back home in Cambodia with her mother now, but fears she may never see her son again after her marriage to a Chinese man collapsed
World
01.08.2024
'Sold by my brother': the Mekong women pressed into marriage in China
Carlos Propato (L) and Pedro Troiani, former workers of Ford and former political prisoner, pose during an interview with AFP outside Ford’s General Pacheco plant in Buenos Aires on March 16, 2018
World
01.08.2024
Verdict expected in Ford 'Dirty War' trial in Argentina
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Many 'yellow vests' said they would continue their protests after watching Macron's speech
World 01.08.2024
French PM to detail Macron's measures to appease 'yellow vests'
'Yellow vests' listen to Macron's speech on the A9 near Le Boulou in southern France
World 01.08.2024
'Yellow vests' denounce Macron speech as 'charade'
The crash prompted a massive search and rescue operation
World 01.08.2024
US military declares five missing Marines dead after Japan crash
An opposition supporter holds a sign reading "No election with a cheating machine" -- there have been concerns about the use of electronic voting machines in DRC's poll
World 01.08.2024
Congo elections: Calm before the storm?
Furey and two promiment critics of extremism in Islam say they are "shocked" and dismayed to have received notices by Twitter this past week over alleged violations of Islamabad's laws, despite having no apparent connection to the South Asian country
World 01.08.2024
Twitter warns global users their tweets violate Pakistani law
News of Urjit Patel's resignation as head of the Reserve Bank of India has sent shockwaves through the country's markets
World 01.08.2024
India's rupee, stocks down as central bank chief quits
Scientists warn that as Himalayan glaciers melt, lakes like Imja could swell further and eventually collapse
World 01.08.2024
Fighting climate change in the shadow of Mount Everest
Many residents of a village of the Mbyaka (Pygmy) people gather in Bayanga after a trek for the cinema night
World 01.08.2024
Roving cinema plays public service role in Central Africa
The embattled British leader is facing a rebellion in her own party and from parliamentary allies that threatens to sink both her Brexit agreement and her leadership
World 01.08.2024
May heads to Europe in bid to save Brexit deal under fire
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