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China says Dalai Lama succession issue a 'thorn' in relations with India
The Dalai Lama has been living in exile in India since 1959 following a failed uprising against Chinese rule in Tibet.
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Threats against public officials persist in year after Trump assassination attempt
Threats against public officials have persisted in the year since the first assassination attempt of President Trump, as experts in political violence warn the upward trend shows no sign of fizzling out. The failed attack — one of two attempts on Trump’s life as he sought a
Tabernacle Choir to mark 5,000 episodes of ‘Music and the Spoken Word’
The Tabernacle Choir, one of the oldest and largest choral organizations in the world, will broadcast its 5,000th episode of "Music and the Spoken Word" on Sunday. One of the longest-running broadcast church services, "Music and the Spoken Word" has aired each week since July
Student loan borrowers navigate new landscape as options dwindle under Trump
Student loan borrowers’ options are dwindling and time is not on their side as the Trump administration turns up the heat to get all borrowers back in repayment. The recently passed “big, beautiful bill" will take the bevy of choices away from borrowers by 2028, leaving only
Butler assassination attempt proved to be turning point for Trump
When a firework boomed in the distance as President Trump addressed supporters in Iowa earlier this month, the popping sound triggered something in the president’s mind. “It’s only fireworks, I hope. Famous last words,” Trump quipped, a nod to when he was on stage a year ago in
Iran would resume nuclear talks if given assurances it won't be attacked again, foreign minister says
The foreign minister also reiterated that Iran's position has not changed regarding its need to continue enriching uranium – something U.S. President Donald Trump has insisted cannot happen
100-year-old former Malaysian PM Mahathir in hospital for fatigue, after weekend cycling and picnic
Local reports said Mahathir joined a cycling event and rode for about an hour before appearing tired.
Peruvian citadel that is nearly 4,000 years old opens doors to tourists
To the music of conch shell trumpets, a 3,800-year-old citadel of the Caral civilization—one of the oldest in the world—opened its doors to visitors in Peru on Saturday, after eight years of study and restoration work.
Medieval Hungarian library battles beetle infection to save national treasures
The abbey at Pannonhalma was founded in 996, four years before the establishment of the Hungarian Kingdom. Sitting upon a tall hill in northwestern Hungary, the abbey houses the country's oldest collection of books, as well as many of its earliest and most important written
The biggest piece of Mars on Earth is going up for auction in New York
For sale: A 54-pound (25-kilogram) rock. Estimated auction price: $2 million to $4 million. Why so expensive? It's the largest piece of Mars ever found on Earth.
The four arcs
They can carry us away, amplify our work or slowly change everything around us. These arcs can easily become invisible forces, pushing us to make choices and to ignore their origins or consequences. Capitalism is the most common one, along with its shadow, industrialism. We
Cambodia marks Unesco recognition of Khmer Rouge sites as places of 'peace and reflection'
The Khmer Rouge sites mark Cambodia's fifth World Heritage listing.
Cambodia marks UNESCO recognition of Khmer Rouge sites as places of 'peace and reflection'
PHNOM PENH - Cambodia held ceremonies across the country on Sunday to celebrate UNESCO's recognition of three former Khmer Rouge sites as World Heritage, honouring their transformation from centres of repression to places of peace and reflection.
Malaysia ex-PM Mahathir, 100, in hospital for fatigue, office says
KUALA LUMPUR - Malaysian former Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad has been admitted to hospital for fatigue, his office said on Sunday, after media reported he had left a picnic celebration for his 100th birthday early.
EU biofuel projects in the ‘breadbasket of Congo’ could threaten food security, investigation finds
The company claims it is using ‘degraded lands’, but Congo is in dire need of more homegrown food according to the UN.
Carpet weaving, fire dancing and argan oil: Discovering the ancient traditions of Marrakech
Marrakech’s enduring, age-old traditions are the soul of the city. Here’s how to seek them out on your next trip.
Halfway into its run, Osaka Expo welcomes 10 millionth visitor
Organisers need 22 million visitors to reach the event’s break-even point.
Princeton study maps 200,000 years of Human–Neanderthal interbreeding
For centuries, we’ve imagined Neanderthals as distant cousins — a separate species that vanished long ago. But thanks to AI-powered genetic research, scientists have revealed a far more entangled history. Modern humans and Neanderthals didn’t just cross paths; they repeatedly
AI scams can now impersonate your voice. Here’s how to avoid them
The voice of a senior member of US President Trump’s administration was impersonated by an artificial intelligence scam. Here’s how you can avoid the same happening to you.
Malaysia monitoring higher education institutions for militant-linked activities
Several Bangladeshi workers suspected of being involved with militants were earlier arrested in Malaysia.
Cooking up a storm: Malaysia’s popular Foodie online platform aims higher with IPO
Foodie Media has benefited from digital media advertising boom in Malaysia.
New rules force companies in Japan to address heatstroke crisis
Workplaces must designate a person to be responsible for reporting possible heatstroke cases.
New Jersey tops nation’s highest property tax list at $9,413 while southern states offer relief
Property taxes are one of the most significant ongoing expenses homeowners face.
Mahathir resting in hospital after feeling fatigued during birthday gathering
The former PM is expected to be discharged from Malaysia's national heart institute later in the afternoon.
Meta faces backlash in South Korea over mysterious account bans
Some were flagged for violating policies against sexual exploitation of minors, allegations users say are false.
New Caledonia to become a state in 'historic' agreement, but will remain French
French President Emmanuel Macron hailed the agreement as 'historic'. But it stops short of full independence sought by Indigenous Kanaks.
US drops charges against doctor accused of destroying Covid vaccines
US Attorney General Pam Bondi said the doctor 'gave patients a choice when the federal government refused to do so'.
Hospitals struggle, hunger surges in Afghanistan amid U.S. aid cuts
The U.S. provided more than 40 percent of humanitarian support to Afghanistan until Trump’s recent cuts. Aid groups warn the impacts could be devastating.
South Korean President’s Cabinet picks hit by plagiarism, staff mistreatment claims
The Democratic Party of Korea said the allegations were a “mere smear tactic” by the People Power Party.
Families invited to enjoy annual Children's Day
Children's Day is returning to Howard Davis Park in Jersey with live music, games, food and drinks.
'A loss of balance': Korek Bojanowski explores abuse of power in Polish film schools
It's no understatement to say Korek Bojanowski is the pride of Poland. His coming-of-age story, 'A Loss of Balance' has touched a nerve that's echoed far and wide. It was also Poland's choice to screen his debut feature in Brussels at the close the country's presidency of the
Iran sees chance for nuclear deal with U.S. even after attacks
Amid a power struggle among Iranian elites, those advocating negotiation over confrontation may increasingly have the upper hand, analysts say.
China unveils carrier power – but global reach remains elusive
China has unveiled its stealth carrier jet program, revealing not only cutting-edge warplanes but a bold bid to redefine naval power in the Indo-Pacific. This month, the South China Morning Post (SCMP) reported that China publicly revealed the production facilities of its
Modi wants more Indians to speak Hindi, but some states are shouting ‘No’
High-profile brawls have erupted recently over Mr Modi’s push for the nationwide adoption of Hindi.
‘Teto’ or ‘egen’? Young South Koreans turn to hormone-inspired identity tests
The test uses analogies to testosterone and estrogen levels to analyse interpersonal styles and energy types.
Meet the women who study pole dancing in modern Shanghai
From outside, China is often portrayed as a demure, conservative country. But inside a Shanghai pole-dancing school tucked at the far end of the hall in an otherwise nondescript office building, a different side of the city is revealed. Only a wall of boots is visible beyond
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In China, the master’s degree is the new bachelor’s degree
College graduates are earning master’s degrees just to have a chance in a job market marred by China’s shaky post-pandemic recovery.
South Korean PM says medical students’ decision to return to school a ‘big step forward’
Medical students announced on July 12 that they would return to campus after over a year.