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China burns more coal every year than the rest of the world combined.

He also urged heads of state governments to ensure the safety of women.

Rescue workers in India battled difficult terrain and bad weather as they searched for survivors.

Kissinger played a key diplomatic role in normalising ties between Washington and Beijing in the 1970s.

Political newcomer Srettha Thavisin from runner-up Pheu Thai party is expected to be be nominated as PM.

The Johor Bahru city council will end the selling of parking coupons in phases.

Mr Lai is making what are officially stopovers in the US on his way to and from Paraguay.

Police alleged the woman withheld meals from her daughter, causing the girl to suffer from ketonic hypoglycemia.

The decision quashed hope that the state will allow and facilitate interfaith marriages.

Police uncovered the man’s involvement after they nabbed and interrogated three suspects.

The bizarre odyssey has created a fresh problem for Washington in its dealings with Pyongyang.

The incident came just hours ahead of the opening match of the ninth Women’s soccer World Cup.

US officials have identified the soldier as Private Second Class Travis King.

The movie was almost banned over a scene that appears to show a map affirming Beijing’s South China Sea claims.

This comes after the ICC rejected the Philippines’ bid to block its probe.

Mr Wang Yi's comments were made during a visit to China by the former US secretary of state.

The Demilitarized Zone separating the two Koreas is a popular trip for tourists seeking a glimpse of the North.

A clip uploaded on TikTok showed the couple sitting just centimetres away from a very steep fall.

The Taliban govt has been reducing women's social spaces in the public sphere since taking power.

A judge awarded a total of RM150,000 to the three former students.