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South Korean workers arrested in US raid being released, Seoul says
President Lee Jae-myung warns raids could see South Korean companies 'hesitate' to make bigger investments in the US.
Venezuela sacks coach Batista after FIFA World Cup qualifying failure
Venezuela were beaten 6-3 by Colombia on Tuesday ending their hopes of qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Philippines ‘strongly protests’ China nature preserve in South China Sea
Beijing's plans to build a nature preserve at the disputed Scarborough Shoal have drawn ire from the Philippines.
France’s streets ablaze as antigovernment protests disrupt daily life
Hundreds arrested after more than 200,000 demonstrators force French government into high-stakes confrontation.
Suspect in US school shooting dies of self-inflicted wounds: Police
The two teenage students injured in the shooting at Evergreen High School are in stable condition, police said.
9/11 was avenged on us. On its anniversary, I refuse to forgive
As America mourns its dead, it forgets the millions brutalised in its wars of revenge.
When and where Charlie Kirk was shot: A visual timeline
Charlie Kirk, 31, a well-known Trump ally and conservative activist in the US, has been shot dead in Utah.
Why does Nepal’s crisis matter to South Asia – and the world?
China, India and Pakistan will all be watching the events in Nepal closely, say experts.
Thousands flee Gaza City bombardment as calls for evacuation intensify
Over 200,000 Palestinians displaced from Gaza City amid escalating air strikes and humanitarian crises.
Three dead, dozens injured in Mexico City gas tanker explosion
An investigation has been launched to determine the cause of the explosion that wounded at least 70 people.