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Facilitate Corp is seeking payments from Twitter for work done in four countries, including Singapore.

Over the weekend, intense rain lashed parts of Yunnan province and swept cars down the streets.

Each bucket, which has a height of 45cm, contains 24 regular-sized cup noodles with different flavours.

The nationwide protests come amid growing opposition to Mr Yoon’s proposed labour reform measures.

The couple allegedly strangled their son and abandoned his corpse at a nearby river in Geoje, South Gyeongsang province.

The 36 tourists were 60m above the ground when the gyro tower had a mechanical glitch.

Selangor, one of Malaysia's six states that will soon elect new state governments, is the most likely to see a change of guard.

They are aiming for global norms in such areas as corporate governance and transparency, boardroom diversity or sustainability goals.

Italy PM Giorgia Meloni has said Italy can have excellent relations with China, even without being part of the initiative. 

The video was for the government’s $1.2 million “Love The Philippines” tourism campaign.

The nation is on track to be the world’s top importer of liquefied natural gas in 2023.

This is ahead of a referendum to give indigenous people a direct say in policies that impact them.

The bus was attacked by rioters on Thursday during violence which hit French cities in recent days.

Pan is taking office at a time when President Xi is looking for ways to strengthen the economy.

Some parents are struggling to pay for their children's school fees as the Malaysian currency depreciates.

It flew out from Colombo airport on Sunday morning for a repatriation Thai officials said cost $946,000.

A detained woman alleged that an official said she could be released by paying an RM18,000 entry fee.

“Please be born once again as our daughter," her parents say in a letter to her.

It comes eight years after he resigned as prime minister.

The Christian group CTS said it was not trying to thwart LGBT people.