Nobel Peace laureate calls for weapons to free Ukraine
Oleksandra Matviichuk said international law – her usual weapon for defending human rights – was no longer effective.
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Muslim student in India confronts teacher for calling him a ‘terrorist’
The 45-second video of the incident shows the professor explaining that he had passed the remarks “as a joke”.
Shingkhar Lauri: A picture of changing Bhutanese villages
“During three days of celebration, I got to observe the varied cultures—Ache Lhamo dance, especially”, the author writes.
Japan’s Emperor has prostate biopsy as precaution
The Emperor underwent a biopsy at a hospital in Tokyo on November 27.
After 80 years, family still searching for remains of WWII soldier fallen in PH
Griffo’s grandfather spent 495 days in the Philippines looking for his brother. Wulf’s family recently received some consolation from “things like medals” and unit…
Women soccer referees take the field at men’s biggest tournament
France’s Frappart, Japan's Yoshimi and Rwanda's Mukansanga are the first women selected as referees for soccer's biggest tournament.
The ultimate guide to styling oversized ‘boyfriend’ shirts
This shirt should envelop you like a cuddly, comforting hug while making you look like a million bucks.
New bridge project across Songkhla Lake a threat to endangered Irrawaddy dolphins
A construction project across Songkhla Lake in the South of Thailand has raised concerns for environmental resources, including the endangered Irrawaddy dolphins.
Second life: Turning dead insects and animals into art
Ms Vivian Tham’s early fascination with insects turned into a passion for preserving dead wildlife - from fruit flies to civet cats.
‘I want my child back’: Parents of Halloween crowd crush victims call for answers
Meanwhile, the Yoon Suk-yeol office said in a release it has yet to decide on whether to draft a special law for compensating the families of victims and survivors of the tragedy.