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This may be the first case with compensation granted to a worker involuntarily outed at a workplace.

Meta still faces a civil court action over its dealings with Cambridge Analytica in Australia.

Around 12,000 people were evacuated from their homes in Cagayan province.

He also warned of China’s “problematic behaviour” in the region.

The authorities are working with volunteers to try to save the remaining 46 whales.

The extra holiday will ensure most public and private establishments are shut between July 28 to Aug 2.

The Taliban government is not officially recognised by any country or world body.

Chinese and Russian delegations are visiting the reclusive state for the first time since the start of the pandemic.

The two delegations will take part in the celebration of the 70th anniversary of “Victory Day” in Pyongyang.

The government restored Internet access partially on July 25, but mobile Internet and social media access is prohibited.

Mr Pan Gongsheng is known for taking a tough stance against currency speculators.

This comes a month after the diplomat disappeared from public view, spurring speculation about his whereabouts.

He was handed a suspended death sentence that will be commuted to life imprisonment after two years.

How the gruesome 1998 incidents paved the way for black magic to be criminalised last year in 2022, in the predominantly Muslim country of Indonesia.

They tried to recruit like-minded Indonesians to conduct terror attacks in the country.

The political deadlock has dragged on for more than two months after a May general election.

From the US to Canada and Australia, reports of overseas Indians stocking up are going viral.

Pyongyang will mark 70 years since the signing of the armistice, known as Victory Day in the North.

Some netizens find the hobby a waste of time, while others are vouching for its therapeutic effects.

Some relatives attending the hearing broke down in tears after the ruling.