At least four people were shot dead during protests in Myanmar on Sunday, as security forces continued their violent crackdown against dissent following last month's military coup. Two of the victims ... ( read original story ...)
Myanmar: Protests continue as ousted politician seeks revolution
On Saturday, four deaths were reported in Mandalay, the country’s second-biggest city, two in Pyay, a town in south-central Myanmar, and one in Twante, a suburb of Yangon. Details of all seven deaths ... ( read original story ...)
At least 38 anti-coup protesters killed in Myanmar as Chinese factories burn
At least 38 anti-coup protesters have been killed in Myanmar, according to a local advocacy group, making for one of the bloodiest days since the demonstrations began. Violence has erupted across the ... ( read original story ...)
Britons will be welcome in Turkey this summer even WITHOUT jab card
Turkey is to announce today that British tourists will be welcome in the country this summer without having to show a vaccination certificate. Visitors from the UK may not even need to produce a ... ( read original story ...)
What’s being done to preserve South Dakota’s turkey hunting culture? Improving habitat is a start
Save the hunt. For the past decade, that’s been the mission of the James River Gobblers, a Mitchell organization dedicated to preserving and enhancing South Dakota’s turkey hunting. While the state’s ... ( read original story ...)
Georgia turkey hunting season opens Saturday
Statewide reproduction in 2019 was slightly higher than average, which means we should have a fair number of 2-year old birds in the woods,” said Emily Rushton of the Georgia Department of Natural ... ( read original story ...)
More reforms underway to fortify Philippines digital infrastructure
MANILA, Philippines — More reforms are underway to address regulatory constraints and help improve the country’s insufficient digital infrastructure, according to the Department of Information and ... ( read original story ...)
Analysis: A sobering strategy for pandemic times – Japan brewers bank on alcohol-free beer boom
TOKYO (Reuters), - His social life severely curtailed by the coronavirus pandemic, Tadasu Masuda found himself embracing the opportunity to take what in Japan are known as "liver rest days" and try ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh: Investigation Opened After Accusations of Torture Against Cartoonist
A Bangladesh court on Sunday ordered the opening of an investigation of accusations by a cartoonist of torture by police under the Digital Security Act, his lawyer said. Ahmed Kabir Kishore, 45, was ... ( read original story ...)
Coronavirus in Pakistan: 2,664 test positive in single day, positivity rate climbs to 6.6%
Pakistan's positivity percentage over the past 24 hours measured at 6.5% Coronavirus cases across the country continue to be on the rise with Pakistan reporting 2,664 new infections over the past 24 ... ( read original story ...)