Over 55,000 non-Muslim Malaysians married foreign spouses from 2019 to 2025; S’poreans no. 3 on list
Chinese nationals topped the list of foreign spouses marrying non-Muslim Malaysians.
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Africa: Africa Must Drive Its Own Dev't Agenda, Says PM Nsengiyumva
[New Times] Prime Minister Justin Nsengiyumva has said African countries must take the lead in driving the continent's development, stressing the need for self-reliance and homegrown solutions amid growing global uncertainties.
Africa: Dr Samia Suluhu Hassan Named Envoy for Africa's Maternal, Child Health Services
[Daily News] Dar es Salaam -- PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan, has been officially appointed as the Ambassador for Maternal and Child Health Services in Africa, a designation made by the Africa CDC Executive Committee during the fifth session of the Africa CDC Executive Committee
Australia charges two Chinese nationals with foreign interference
The pair are accused of spying on a Buddhist group in Australia at the behest of Chinese police.
Indonesia arrests 11 for alleged corruption over palm oil exports
The suspects could face life sentences under the country's anti-corruption laws.
ArcelorMittal invests €1.3 billion to produce 'green steel' at its Dunkirk plant
In the presence of French President Emmanuel Macron, the steelmaker confirmed the construction of its largest electric furnace in Europe at its Dunkirk plant in northern France.
Africa: African Foreign Ministers Converge On Addis Ababa Ahead of 39th AU Summit
[ENA] Addis Ababa -- Foreign ministers from across the African continent continue to arrive in Addis Ababa to participate in the 48th Ordinary Session of the Executive Council and the 39th Ordinary Session of the African Union (AU) Assembly of Heads of State and Government.
China reminds Trump it holds the note on dollar debt
The moment that many a US Treasury secretary feared for decades may have arrived: when Washington’s top bankers turn against US government debt. Case in point: America’s No 2 financier in Asia — China — is reportedly advising banks to cut their exposure to US government
Romeo Is a Dead Man chapter List
Here's an overview of all chapters in Romeo Is a Dead Man, plus an estimate of how long it takes to beat the game.
How to get Emerald Flowsion in Romeo Is a Dead Man
There are a lot of ways to get Emerald Flowsion in Romeo Is a Dead Man. We list the different ways and a farming method in our guide.
Best weapons in Romeo Is a Dead Man
With eight weapons to level up and limited resources, discovering your favorite Romeo Is a Dead Man weapon early is a great help.
Best DeadGear Cannonball route in Romeo Is a Dead Man
Finding an efficient DeadGear Cannonball route is key to getting the best stats in Romeo Is a Dead Man. Here's how to collect the best power-ups.
All katsu curry recipes in Romeo Is a Dead Man
Cooking katsu curry in Romeo Is a Dead Man is important for gaining battle buffs. We list the various cooking recipes in our guide.
All Bastards in Romeo Is a Dead Man
This list of Bastard fusion recipes, along with info on how to obtain more Bastard seeds, will help you grow an army of minions in Romeo Is a Dead Man
8 Romeo Is a Dead Man beginner tips to help you get started
In this Romeo Is a Dead Man beginner's guide, you'll learn eight essential tips and tricks that'll make your sci-fi adventure more relaxing.
How tech-dependency and pandemic isolation have created 'anxious generation'
Unchecked use of technology and pandemic isolation have "reshaped" how teenagers develop—but it's not too late to intervene. This is the stark warning of educator Amber Chandler, who suggests teens are struggling with unprecedented levels of anxiety in this "scared new world,"
Afraid of chemistry at school? It's not all the subject's fault
Apart from a few exceptional cases, chemistry is often perceived as difficult, abstract and removed from real life. This affects students' motivation and choices, discouraging them from pursuing academic and professional careers in this important and, in fact, fascinating field.
Africa: Women's Control Over Fertility Is Linked to Education, Money and Digital Access - Study of 16 African Countries
[The Conversation Africa] Many married women in sub-Saharan Africa don't have the freedom to make decisions about their sexual and reproductive health. Global data show that only 37% of women in the region aged 15-49 can make their own informed decisions about sexual relations,
Chinese captain pleads not guilty to damage charge in Baltic Sea cable case
HONG KONG, Feb 11 - The Chinese captain of a Hong Kong‑registered cargo ship pleaded not guilty on Wednesday to a charge of criminal damage, following allegations that his vessel damaged undersea cables in the Baltic Sea.
Africa: General Assembly President Urges Europeans to 'Stand Up' for the UN
[UN News] The President of the United Nations General Assembly appealed on Tuesday for Europe to protect the international rules-based system, defend the truth in the face of fake news and other falsehoods, and support UN reform.
Africa: Fresh Report Warns Fish Fraud Extends to One Fifth of Global Catch
[UN News] Fish fraud is widespread in markets, grocers and restaurants around the world, but a growing number of innovative tools are turning the tide, according to a new report published on Tuesday by the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
Africa: Taxing Africa's Informal Economies - Technology's Promise and Pitfalls
[The Conversation Africa] Changes in the development finance world - especially the sharp drop in foreign aid and fewer cheap loans for low-income countries - have pushed taxation back into the spotlight.
Hong Kong activist’s father convicted under national security over insurance policy
He tried to end an insurance policy of his daughter, a wanted activist based in US.
Hong Kong activist's father convicted under national security over insurance policy
HONG KONG, Feb 11 - A Hong Kong court found the father of a wanted activist guilty of a national security violation on Wednesday after he tried to end her insurance policy and withdraw the funds, drawing international criticism for the targeting of relatives of pro-democracy
Vietnam’s leader has new power, and he’s in a hurry
Mr To Lam is now Vietnam's most powerful leader in decades.
From practice to policy: Why farmer collaboration matters for biodiversity
A new study sheds light on how farmer-led collaboration can help create the conditions to address biodiversity loss in agricultural landscapes. The research looks at "farmer clusters"—groups of farmers working together across landscapes to support biodiversity-sensitive
Turkey's Erdogan appoints new justice and interior ministers
ISTANBUL, Feb 11 (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan replaced the country's justice and interior ministers in a mini reshuffle on Wednesday, with Istanbul chief prosecutor Akin Gurlek taking the role of justice minister, the Official Gazette said. It said Gurlek
South China Sea spat: Beijing bans Philippine town officials after envoy declared persona non grata
The Kalayaan officials’ persona non grata move marked the second such declaration by the town since 2023.
‘Golden cage’ or honour? Prabowo’s plan to have Islamic complex in central Jakarta splits opinion
Plans for a shared building for Islamic groups have raised questions over the blending of faith and power.
Popularity of Japan anime characters in China unaffected by strained ties
China’s market for Japanese animes and games is expected to grow to $152 billion in 2029.
Milei calls Trump “an example of courage and leadership” in video sent to Latino Wall Street event
Argentine President Javier Milei called Donald Trump “an example of courage and leadership” in a video message sent to the Hispanic Prosperity Gala hosted by Latino Wall Street at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club in Florida, after receiving an Economic Freedom award, local outlets
Air New Zealand cancels long-haul services as cabin crew strike looms
The cancellations have affected 9,500 travellers.
Hindu minority watchful as Bangladesh heads to polls
Only 4 per cent of candidates standing for election come from minority backgrounds.
The best thing about Fallout New Vegas was right there in Bethesda's initial pitch to Obsidian
It's the factions, of course.
Argentina Senate set to vote labor reform after last-minute deal on key changes
Argentina’s ruling coalition and centrist opposition blocs in the Senate reached a deal to vote on a labor reform bill on Wednesday, starting at 11 a.m., during an extraordinary session, according to the final draft circulated in the upper house and local reporting. The
327 criminals shot dead by cops since 2015, Malaysia’s Parliament told
No action was taken against the police personnel involved in these shooting cases.
A bonobo’s pretend tea party is rewriting what we know about imagination
A bonobo named Kanzi surprised scientists by successfully playing along in pretend tea party experiments, tracking imaginary juice and grapes as if they were real. He consistently pointed to the correct locations of pretend items, while still choosing real food when given the
Netanyahu to push Trump on Iran missiles in White House talks
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will push Donald Trump on Wednesday to take a tougher stance in nuclear talks with Iran, after rushing to Washington to stiffen the US president's resolve. Trump said on the eve of the hastily arranged White House meeting -- set to
Commonwealth boss confident of progress on slavery reparations
SYDNEY, Feb 11 - The secretary-general of the Commonwealth, a 56-nation group headed by Britain's King Charles, said on Wednesday she expected member nations to make progress towards beginning negotiations on reparations for the transatlantic slave trade.
Black Ops 7's best loadout is this rapid-fire ricochet assault rifle
Get the most out of the best weapon in Black Ops 7.
Black Ops 7's new best mode is a returning classic
An all-timer from Black Ops 3 returns in Season 2, but Safeguard feels less like a throwback and more like the multiplayer’s new main event.
Could British companies be sued in the UK for human rights abuses committed overseas?
Powerful companies may be dragged into court for human rights harms they claim to know nothing about, according to a new study from the University of Surrey. The researchers argue that global businesses can no longer hide behind complex corporate structures and that major
Over 21,000 out-of-wedlock teen pregnancies recorded from 2019 to 2024, Malaysia’s Parliament told
The government will also launch a new policy to strengthen families and promote social stability.
Raskin sends redistricting plea to Maryland Legislature after Senate president shows opposition
Maryland Rep. Jamie Raskin (D) sent a late-night letter on Monday to Democrats in Maryland’s General Assembly, urging the state legislators to pass a new redistricting map. The map has already passed the state’s House, but the bill now faces opposition from Maryland Senate
Actress Michelle Yeoh to receive a Hollywood Walk Of Fame star on Feb 18
“The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce is proud to welcome actress Michelle Yeoh to the Hollywood Walk of Fame,” said Walk of Fame producer Ana Martinez.
Two seasons later, this Black Ops 7 gun is still the Zombies king
Overlooked at first glance, the M34 Novaline transforms into a powerhouse once Pack-a-Punched—shredding bosses and staking its claim as Black Ops 7 Zombies’ most reliable non–Wonder Weapon.
Hong Kong activist's father convicted under national security law over insurance policy
HONG KONG, Feb 11 - A Hong Kong court found the father of a wanted activist guilty of a national security violation on Wednesday after he tried to end her insurance policy and withdraw the funds, drawing international criticism for the targeting of relatives of pro-democracy