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Chinese President Xi Jinping urged China and North Korea to maintain "strategic

Wildfires in Spain leave at least 11 dead

A wildfire in southern Spain has killed at least 11 people, making

Congo Ebola workers protest unpaid wages

Ebola response workers in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo staged protests outside

EU tells Meta to change Facebook, Instagram's 'addictive design'

Meta must change Facebook's and Instagram's "addictive design" or face a heavy

Sri Lanka moves to address prison overcrowding after riot kills 28

Sri Lanka's efforts to reduce prison overcrowding by reopening a colonial jail

Miami Vices: Cops Launch Major Crackdown on Organized Crime

Speaking at a press conference, Miami Police Chief Captain Victoria Halt stated that the

Women's Rights Being Explicitly Flouted in Afghanistan

International concern continues to grow over the condition of women's rights in

Beijing Faces Global Pressure to Reduce Mass Media Regimentation

Beijing is facing growing international pressure to ease its regulation of the

Ecuador and Petrobras Sign Deal for Reciprocal Energy Aid

Ecuador and Brazil's state-owned energy company, Petrobras, have signed a cooperation agreement

Bahrain and Australia Discuss Boosting Student Exchange Programs

Bahrain and Australia have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening educational cooperation by

Migrant Physicians Contribute Enormously to US Healthcare Services

According to healthcare experts, migrant physicians account for nearly one-quarter of all practicing doctors

Putin Seeks to Revive Russia's Soviet-Era Image, Reports Suggest

Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly taking steps to restore elements of

Vietnam Becomes A Role Model in Controlling Prices

Hanoi, July 8: Vietnam has emerged as an international example of effective

Arab League Fails to Settle Down Unresolved Palestine Predicaments

The long-standing Palestine issue once again remained unresolved after the latest meeting

Crime in Britain's Underground Railway Suddenly Escalates

Crime on Britain's Underground railway has risen sharply in recent months, causing

Texas Oil Drilling Sparks Environmental Worries

Residents living near drilling sites in Texas, USA have reported increased noise, dust, and

France Becomes Extensively Dependent on Foreign Tourists

France, one of the world's most visited countries, is becoming increasingly dependent

China's BRI Hits Hurdles in Vietnam and Thailand

China's ambitious Belt and Road Initiative (BRI), launched to strengthen trade and

Cubans Demonstrate Over Rising Food Prices

Hundreds of Cuban citizens have taken part in demonstrations expressing frustration over

Gabon Mulls Signing Energy Deal With EU

Gabon is considering a major energy cooperation agreement with the European Union

Crime Surge in Los Angeles Puts Law and Order Forces in Restless Circumstances

According to local authorities, incidents of armed robbery, vehicle theft, burglary and gang-related violence

Lebanon Grapples With Economic Pangs Amid Civil Disorder

Lebanon is facing one of the most severe economic crises in its

Brazil Accelerates Biofuel Transition to Build a Greener Future

Brazil has intensified its transition toward biofuels as part of its long-term

Ghana Heritage Sites Gain Renewed Global Attention

Ghana's rich heritage sites are receiving renewed international attention as the country

Japan Encounters Human Resources Shortage in Industries

Japan is currently facing a severe human resources shortage across various industries,

Humanists Criticize Donald Trump's Hostile Attitude Towards Migrants

Several humanitarian organizations have expressed concern over policies associated with Trump's administration, including stricter border enforcement measures, limitations

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