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The Indian-administered part of Kashmir has been in lockdown since Monday with no internet or telephones and severe restrictions on movement as the government cancelled its special autonomous status
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18.08.2024
Kashmir curfew to be eased for Friday prayers: police
The pro-democracy protestors are hoping to win support from international visitors
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18.08.2024
Hong Kong protesters stage airport rally to win visitor support
Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad re-opened investigations into the 1MDB affair last year and pressure has been steadily mounting on Goldman since
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18.08.2024
Malaysia files charges against current, ex-Goldman execs over 1MDB
Super Typhoon Lekima, currently sweeping past the northern tip of Taiwan, is expected to hit eastern China
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18.08.2024
Super Typhoon Lekima barrels towards China
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Former Vice President Joe Biden snapped selfies, ate ice cream and navigated a crushing media gaggle that followed his every step at the state fair in Des Moines
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Candidates descend on Iowa state fair to make pitch for 2020
Unrepentant: Khmer Rouge 'Brother Number 2" denied genocide charges until his death at age 93.
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Mourners pay final respects to Khmer Rouge 'Brother Number Two'
The cocaine haul which washed up on a New Zealand beach is believed to have been dumped off the coast of Australia in August 2018
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New Zealand cocaine haul believed drifted 2,100 km from Australia
Tokyo is sweltering through a deadly heatwave
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Tokyo 2020 construction worker dies, heatstroke suspected
The last demonstration at the airport passed off peacefully without causing flight disruptions
World 18.08.2024
Hong Kong protesters kick off three-day airport rally
Seoul and Tokyo -- both of them democracies, market economies and US allies -- this month removed each other from their lists of favoured trading partners
World 18.08.2024
Emotion driving S. Korea-Japan trade row: analysts
Protesters demand the resignation of Krakow Archbishop Marek Jedraszewski who stirred outrage by warning against an "LGBT plague" in Poland
World 18.08.2024
Pride and prejudice: Poland at war over gay rights before vote
Deputy Director of National Intelligence Sue Gordon, pictured in May 2018, spent 25 years at the CIA
World 18.08.2024
Trump names new acting intelligence director as Gordon quits
Nurses, doctors, medical students and ordinary people with first aid training have all clamoured to join what has become a small volunteer corps helping treat people on the frontlines of the Hong Kong protests
World 18.08.2024
'It's humanitarian': the medics helping Hong Kong's protesters
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