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Democracy languishes 30 years after Cambodia peace deal

PHNOM PENH: Three decades after a landmark agreement ended years of bloody violence in Cambodia, its strongman ruler has crushed all opposition and is...

Biden’s Japan envoy pick vows to make Nissan executive case a priority

WASHINGTON: Rahm Emanuel, nominee to be the next US ambassador to Tokyo, vowed at his Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday to prioritize the case...

Death toll rises as unprecedented rainfall hits India’s Himalayan state

NEW DELHI: Nearly 50 people have died in flash floods triggered by unprecedented heavy rains in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand, authorities said...

Syrian family sue EU border agency over removal from Greece

LONDON: A Syrian family is taking the EU's border agency to the European Court of Justice to seek damages for their deportation from Greece...

‘Sweet day’ for Afghan sportswomen fleeing Taliban rule on latest flight

KABUL: Afghan women athletes expressed relief and optimism Wednesday as they fled Taliban rule on the latest flight out of Kabul, with one calling...

UK hospitals on the edge as government resists fresh COVID measures

LONDON: Britain's health minister Sajid Javid on Wednesday resisted calls from doctors for fresh measures to halt a rising wave of COVID-19 infections despite...

British Somalis met with hatred and abuse after murder of MP

LONDON: British Somalis have received heightened death threats and abuse following the murder of an MP at the hands of a British man of...

Owner of plane in Sala crash ‘forbade use of pilot’

LONDON: The owner of a plane that crashed with Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala on board told a UK court on Wednesday she had ordered...

WHO: Europe the only region with rise in COVID-19 last week

LONDON: The World Health Organization said there was a 7 percent rise in new coronavirus cases across Europe last week, the only region in...

Longer sentences imposed for Brits who travel to war zones or plot terror attacks

LONDON: New sentencing guidelines have been proposed by the British Justice Secretary that would see those who plot attacks with multiple victims or travel...

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