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Zambia authorities and Edgar Lungu’s family are in a dispute over where former leader’s remains should be buried.Read More
Beijing and Hanoi are stepping up co-operation centred on internal security, in the process offering a preview of how China may deepen ties across …Read More
The court’s dismissal of the case against Culture Minister Fadli Zon, which was done on procedural grounds, brings back a ‘very dark chapter’ for the victim’s pursuit of justice and reinforces a culture of impunity, plaintiffs have said.Read More
For many sexual minorities in South Korea, the workplace is not simply a site of labour, but a carefully managed stage: Identity is edited, rehearsed—or even erased.Read More
The challenge has hidden safety risks, including injuring the knee joints or compressing blood vessels in the lower limbs, the South China Morning Post quoted a police officer. Netizens also criticised how unhygienic the poles could be, saying that dogs might have peed on them.Read More
Competing narratives reveal how fiction and reality can influence perceptions, policy and regional trustRead More
Police said Jean-Pierre Francis used ‘everyday technology’ to violate the privacy of his victimsRead More
The party has announced a string of education policies ahead of St George’s DayRead More
Spyglass’ ‘Heart Eyes 2’ is getting a release of Feb. 11, 2028 through Paramount.Read More
Tesla’s Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk said on Wednesday the company plans to use Intel’s advanced 14A manufacturing process to make chips at its Terafab project. The move marks a breakthrough for Intel, which has been trying to revamp its business to attract outside customers to use its chip manufacturing technology. Intel’s forthcoming “14A” chipmaking technology aims to compete with top rival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co, but Intel had not yet disclosed a major external customer.Read More