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The first Greek cafes date back to the gold rush in Australia in the 1850s, serving food like steak and chips.

Is the region ready for hotter, drier weather? And how is the heat affecting ordinary people?

Soldiers have targeted medical facilities, burned food stores and destroyed water wells, says a report.

Lack of agreement could hurt its chances to become the government.

He learnt that some travellers were asked to pay several thousand ringgit or face detention at the airport.

The woman faces about 80 criminal charges - a record in Thai crime history, police said.

The suspect was on a Jeju Air flight that departed Cebu for Incheon on June 19.

The archipelago nation is one of the most dangerous places in the world for journalists.

China’s birth rate last year fell to 6.77 births per 1,000 people, from 7.52 births in 2021.

A landslide buried the baby’s home in the southeastern city of Yeongju overnight.

Beijing is trying to persuade Europe to take a less hawkish stance than the US.

A Taiwan official said the sorties could be a reaction to the US congress delegation's Taipei visit.

The staff-level agreement is subject to approval by the IMF Executive Board.

Impersonation scams pose financial risks and often jeopardises access to safe and reliable healthcare.

Faebook said he made “unequivocal statements of intent to commit violence” against opposition politicians.

From July 10 to 14, Asean’s foreign ministers and their counterparts from 11 dialogue partners will meet in Jakarta.

New Zealand has a range of interests with China, said foreign minister Mahuta.

Critics say its closure represents a further erosion of Hong Kong’s media diversity.

Changes are necessary to promote diversity and inclusivity, officials said.

According to flight navigation data, the plane has not flown since Feb 21.