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Human rights groups criticised the disqualification of the main opposition Candlelight Party in May on a technicality.

The Pulai MP suffered a brain haemorrhage on Saturday and underwent surgery on Sunday morning.

Japan's lack of a centralised cyber-security command could become a choke point in strategy execution.

First responders rushed to the scene after receiving a call at around 2.09pm.

The cause of the accident is under further investigation.

It was reported that all seven people on board were safe.

The man was attacked by the crocodile while getting to his boat on the river early on Wednesday.

The last time the three countries met was in December 2019.

The country, though, is seeing a surge in Covid-19 cases, which could affect the government’s decision.

Traders operating the four shops damaged in the Larkin Market fire will get monetary aid.

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is considering a Cabinet reshuffle in September to halt the decline, according to some reports.

Government work and public school classes in Metro Manila will be suspended on Monday.

The United Airlines flight attendant, whose name was given only as Anuar, was in his 30s to 40s.

A river burst its bank in a village near Hangzhou, flooding houses and carrying away people and their belongings.

Australian police believe the incident was a 'targeted attack'.

More than 1,600 suspicious international parcels had been reported across the country in the past few days.

The ban in the Tomohon market is among the first in the country.

The man allegedly hurled threats at the officers in Russian and was uncooperative.

The Cambodian leader faces no real challenge in the ballot.

Hun Sen's son, Hun Manet, is making his debut in Sunday’s election and needs to win a legislative seat to be eligible to be prime minister.