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Kuwait is second, while Mongolia is third in the list ranking the top 10 places to retire.

Rains have pummelled the country’s central and southern regions since July 13.

Talim is set to be the fourth typhoon in 2023, but the first to make landfall in China.

The navy staffer suspected of the theft is on the run.

Several luxury housing estates have recently popped up in the Thai capital to meet the demands of foreign investors.

Mr Chris Hipkins outlined the country’s need to work with like-minded partners while still engaging with China. 

A big win for the unity government in the state would show that Malay voters support PM Anwar Ibrahim.

Seven people have been rescued and sent to hospitals.

He is in India on a five-day visit to attend the 3rd G-20 Finance Ministers’ and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting. 

Accounts will now be responsible for ensuring that posts are factual.

Vice-President William Lai reiterated an offer to talk to China on an equal basis.

The two nations have kept up their close military ties, as they cast a wary eye on the US.

Tokyo is baking in 40 deg C heat, as floods inundate northern Japan.

Individuals do not forfeit their privacy rights when they get married, the court ruled.

India will also propose withholding taxation be de-linked from the excess profit tax principle.

Dr Yellen said she was “eager” to work with China on areas of mutual interest.

The country is experiencing record rainfall in some parts.

Five bodies of people trapped under a tunnel submerged by heavy rains were pulled out on Sunday.

Mr Modi’s government has been widely accused of using India's defamation law to silence critics.

Officials say more rain may be expected on Sunday.