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Women and girls in Gaza can’t get away from violence
Soon after being married in the Gaza Strip, Istabraq Baraka, a teenager, became pregnant. Her husband killed her after three
Why Koreans loved a WWII-era American personality test
Seoul seems smitten; among the traditional Hangul characters, it’s hard to miss MBTI. These four letters are in advertising, conversations,
Filipino-founded company developing ovarian cancer blood test
On Friday, July 22, the Philippine branch of InterVenn Biosciences, a biotechnology company created by Filipinos, opened for business. One
The World Court has jurisdiction over Myanmar’s genocide case
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Couple who departed Singapore listed on red notice website
On Thursday, the names of a couple who are suspected of fleeing Singapore after failing to deliver high-end watches and
Sri Lanka’s major protest camp is destroyed
Early Friday morning, Sri Lankan security forces dismantled the major anti-government demonstration camp in the city and expelled protestors only
China’s new Fujian aircraft carrier will threaten US hegemony
The maiden voyage of China’s largest aircraft carrier, the first of its kind to be entirely domestically planned and constructed,
Shenzhen vows to mobilize all resources to stop COVID-19
Chinese metropolis Shenzhen in the south promised to “mobilise all resources” in its fight against an epidemic of COVID-19, requiring
