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Nicola Sturgeon’s ex-partner Peter Murrell admitted taking over US$540,000 from the Scottish National Party to fund a lavish lifestyle.
The US president pointed to Gulf countries including Saudi Arabia and Turkey to join the agreements aimed at normalising ties with Israel.
The ‘father of the convenience store’ was the first to come up with the idea of selling onigiri at 7-Eleven outlets.
Over 1.5 million faithful gather as annual sacred rites in Mecca officially get under way.
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‘Ulama’, a 3,400-year-old sport, is experiencing a revival, leveraging World Cup excitement to highlight its unique heritage.
American paediatricians urge schools to protect playtime for cognitive and social benefits.
The digital scrub is the latest step by the Trump administration to rewrite the history of the 2021 Capitol attack.
Hundreds of rescuers involved in search for survivors after the nine-storey building’s walls and scaffolding buckled, trapping workers.
The film stars Sebastian Stan and Renate Reinsve as a couple who have their children taken from them by child services for spanking them.
There was no consensus among the 191 parties to the NPT, the third failure in a row at a conference reviewing the treaty.
CEO Musk hopes the rocket will get people to Mars one day, but he must first beat Bezos’ Blue Origin to help Nasa put astronauts on the moon.
The ‘jarring’ takeover bid arrives at a time when Everlane is struggling with weak sales and higher debt.
Chief of the UN health agency said the risk remains high for regional spread and low at global levels.
Exclusion of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Harry Maguire among coach Thomas Tuchel’s other surprises but most of his regular stars are selected.
Seventeen years after the Atlantic disaster, an appeals court delivers a corporate blow that some relatives say stops short of true justice.
Trump announcement is an apparent reversal of his moves to reduce the presence of US forces in Europe.
Arrests mark some of the earliest prosecutions under the Take It Down Act as the US cracks down on explicit ‘deepfakes’.
UN says the new family code tacitly permits union with minors, despite Kabul claiming forced weddings are banned.
The Cockroach Janta Party echoes a broader trend across South Asia, where youths have played a central role in anti-government movements.
Senator Ronald dela Rosa is a former national police chief who enforced then-president Rodrigo Duterte’s bloody crackdown against drugs.
Despite historically low lay-offs, the labour market appears to be stuck in what economists call a ‘low-hire, low-fire’ state.
The three saved roughly 140 children and staff who were in class at the Islamic Centre’s Al Rashid School.
The chores most of us find tedious provide mental health benefits, say psychologists and a Zen monk, who explain how and share cleaning tips.
Carmen Lineberger is accused of emailing the report on the investigation of Trump’s hoarding of classified files to her personal account.
Netanyahu scolds Israel’s security minister for releasing footage taunting hundreds of detained civilians as international backlash grows.
Washington is seeking to stabilise relations with Delhi after ties soured over Trump’s hefty tariffs on Indian exports.
The weapon displays reflect the genuine threat Iran faces but also provide rare entertainment at a time of great uncertainty.
Police seek prosecutions nearly a decade after Britain’s worst modern residential blaze killed 72.
Following the death of a regional deputy, joint operations claim another top strategist responsible for planning and logistics.
