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US sanctions companies and individuals behind Southeast Asian scam centers
Americans alone last year lost $10bn to cybercrime centres in the region.
Asia Cup: India vs Pakistan match driven by politics, profit
Despite strained relations, India-Pakistan matches remain a financial cornerstone for tournament organisers.
‘We did it’: Norway’s PM Stoere claims victory in general election
Incumbent Labour Party-led leftist bloc retains power, but anti-immigration party registers record surge in support.
Trump’s alleged, suggestive birthday note to Epstein released by Democrats
After the letter was first reported by the WSJ, Trump denied he had written such a note and later sued for $10bn.
Last Colombian soldiers released from rural village where they were held
Hundreds of people blocked soldiers on a drug-trafficking patrol from leaving a village in rural southwestern Colombia.
How dangerous is the situation in the occupied West Bank?
Shooting near illegal settlement follows surge in Israeli violence.
At least 10 killed when freight train hits double-decker bus in Mexico
Authorities say more than 60 were injured in the crash, northwest of Mexico City, as the cause remains unclear.
Spain PM Sanchez imposes arms embargo on Israel to ‘stop Gaza genocide’
Socialist PM Pedro Sanchez announces nine measures that need to be approved by the cabinet then ratified by parliament.
Turkish police clash with opposition members in Istanbul
Turkish police stormed the Istanbul offices of the main opposition Republican People's Party's (CHP).
Inside the Haitian hospital on the front line of war
Haiti’s armed groups have turned hospitals into battlegrounds. Can doctors keep treating patients in a war zone?