Officials remind residents of rules and say non-native Argentine black and white tegus can pose threat to wildlife and people …
London Palestine protest: Arrests made as demonstrators march on Trafalgar Square
Palestinian rally in central London as demonstrators continue their march on Trafalgar Square. Scotland Yard said it had made the arrests at Piccadilly Circus, where a sit-in protest was held …
More than 50 arrested for protesting Israel-Gaza war in Senate offices
As of 12:30 p.m. Friday, U.S. Capitol Police said 52 people had been arrested and charged with illegally protesting on Capitol property. Last month, more than 300 people opposed to the Israel-Gaza war …
Nepal Earthquake Highlights Updates: Death Toll Rises To 143, India Releases Helpline Number
According to the office of Nepal Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal, all three security agencies have been mobilised for immediate rescue and relief operations. The home ministry stated that injuries and damage to property are coming from other districts …
Nepal earthquake news LIVE Updates: Deputy mayor among 132 dead, rescue operation underway
A 6.4-magnitude earthquake in Nepal has killed at least 129 people and injured dozens. Communications have been cut off with many places and the death toll is expected to rise.
Nepal Earthquake LIVE updates: Over 160 dead in midnight tremors, rescue ops
Medical personnel and medications were transported to the hospitals by helicopter. Along with a group of medical professionals, Prime Minister Pushpa Kamal Dahal also arrived by helicopter.
Manila’s Luxury Homeowners See Some of the Biggest Price Gains Globally
The capital of the Philippines ranked No. 1 in the third quarter, while U.S. metros saw lackluster performance in high-end home values …
Inside Socorro Bayanihan Services Inc, the alleged doomsday cult under investigation in the Philippines
In a remote island community in the Philippines, a young man convinced villagers he was their saviour. Now, he is accused of leading a doomsday cult and fostering child marriages, rape, forced labour …
Indonesian national and Brunei hotel housekeeper jailed for stealing
A 23-year-old housekeeping staffer at a hotel in Brunei’s Gadong was sentenced to six months’ jail after pleading guilty to misappropriating a guest’s property.
Timor-Leste’s Corruption Challenge
Indo-Pacific Bidenomics: The Emergence of a New Economic Order Through the fresh election held on May 12, Timor-Leste has for the time being put an end to nearly half a year of political impasse.