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The People's Armed Police are in charge of handling riots and terrorist acts
World
18.08.2024
Chinese military personnel parade near Hong Kong border: AFP
Typhoon Lekima hit the Chinese provinces of Zhejiang, Shandong and Anhui over the weekend, forcing more than two million residents to flee
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18.08.2024
China's Tencent sorry for saying typhoon killed 'nearly everyone'
The dispute has raised concerns over the potential implications on the security cooperation between the two US allies
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18.08.2024
South Korea's Moon offers olive branch to Japan
The US and the Taliban say they are making progress in ongoing peace talks, but little has changed for ordinary Afghans
World
18.08.2024
When school's not safe: Afghan war takes toll on kids
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PM Narendra Modi said the decision in Kashmir was one of several 'path-breaking' moves
World 18.08.2024
India's Modi hails 'path-breaking' Kashmir move
Police and pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong have been locked in an increasingly violent struggle over 10 weeks
World 18.08.2024
Trump links Hong Kong crisis to trade as weekend rallies loom
Abe and Naruhito stuck closely to their prepared remarks
World 18.08.2024
Japan's new emperor speaks of 'deep remorse' in 1st speech marking WWII
At Stanytsya Luganska, about 11,000 people cross between Ukrainian territory and the Lugansk People's Republic (LPR) every day via a bridge partially destroyed in 2015
World 18.08.2024
As troops pull out, Ukraine frontline village fears for future
Mads Brugger, the director of "Cold Case: Hammarskjold," speaks during the 2019 Sundance Film Festival
World 18.08.2024
Film claims group plotted to infect black Africans with HIV
The practice of facial markings is fading in Nigeria but has been in the spotlight recently after police said that a six-year-old child escaped child smuggling rings thanks to his traditional facial scarrings that made him too recognisable
World 18.08.2024
Nigeria's divisive tradition of facial markings fades
The shrine raises uncomfortable memories for victims of Japanese aggression
World 18.08.2024
Japan's Abe sends offering to controversial Yasukuni shrine
A petition by Google staff demands that the Silicon Valley-based company publicly commit not to support US Immigration and Customs Enforcement
World 18.08.2024
Employees urge Google not to work with US immigration officials
Salah Ghosh, pictured in 2013, was credited with building Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Service into one of the most powerful security agencies of Omar al-Bashir's regime
World 18.08.2024
US bans former Sudan security chief Ghosh over 'torture'
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