The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced sanctions on a number of British institutions and individuals for their deliberate actions in support of terrorism, inciting violence and hatred and human …
Japan’s oldest toilet damaged by vehicle
A building believed to house the oldest toilet in Japan faced its biggest threat in centuries on Monday when a conservation worker accidentally reversed his car into it, according to local officials.
India office property markets vacancy level to remain range-bound 16-17% in FY23, report
The net absorption rose to the highest level in the first quarter of the financial year in the last ten quarters, indicating recovery supported by healthy deal traction in new leases. New leasing was …
FCP Acquires $40M Georgia Property
The firm entered the Atlanta market in 2015 and has now invested in 33 properties. It has 6,870 total units in its multifamily portfolio.
Missing Georgia toddler Quinton Simon: Police link baby to ‘specific dumpster,’ portion of landfill
Georgia’s Chatham County Police Chief Jeff Hadley said Tuesday investigators had “entered a new phase in the search for Quinton Simon,” who has been missing since Oct. 5.
Couple tried to extort Georgia Tech coach with fake sexual assault claims, feds say
The pair convinced a Georgia Tech security guard to lie about witnessing one of the sexual assaults, according to prosecutors.
Kyrgyzstan: Dam handover plans rouse opposition forces
Plans by Kyrgyzstan to hand ownership of a major water reservoir to Uzbekistan as part of a border demarcation settlement have sparked life into political opposition forces.
Iraqi Christians face uncertain future after eviction from ‘Virgin Mary compound’ in Baghdad
The Chaldean patriarch and an auxiliary bishop of Baghdad recently visited the Baghdad compound in an effort to find alternative shelter for families.
Netizens slam South Korean seller for trying to sell ‘BTS hat’ for US$7,000
The seller claimed to be an employee at the foreign ministry, which BTS visited last year to obtain diplomatic passports ahead of the UN General Assembly The ministry could not confirm whether the …
UPDATE 2-Eight killed as parcel bombs and gunfire rock Myanmar’s biggest jail
Bombs inside parcels exploded at Myanmar’s biggest jail on Wednesday prompting soldiers to return fire in a confrontation in which at least eight people were killed, state media and a witness said.