El Salvador woman gets 30 years in jail for 'homicide' after miscarriage
A woman in El Salvador has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for aggravated homicide after she suffered an obstetric emergency and lost her unborn baby.
Indian airline gets slammed for barring child with special needs from boarding flight
An Indian airline has come under fire after it did not allow a child with special needs on board one of its flights at Ranchi airport over the weekend.
Ukraine's mine-sniffing dog receives medal from President Zelensky
Patron, a two-and-a-half-year-old mine-sniffing dog, has been awarded by Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky for his services to the country since the beginning of Russia-Ukraine war.
Taliban forces women to cover their faces in latest attack on freedom
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Taliban stop issuing driving licence to women in Afghanistan
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Amazon agree to reimburse US employees who travel for abortions, other treatments
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At least eleven people, including three children, were electrocuted after a temple chariot they were travelling with came in contact with the overhead high-transmission live wire in Kalimedu village near Thanjavur district of India's Tamil Nadu.
Step aside Macron, Mbappe receives votes in French presidential election
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World's oldest person, Kane Tanaka, passes away at 119 in Japan
Kane Tanaka, a Japanese woman certified as the oldest person in the world by the Guinness World Records in 2019, passed away at the age of 119 at a hospital in Fukuoka city.
Missing Japanese boat: 3-year-old girl's body found; death toll rises to 11
A body of a child has been discovered during search and rescue operations initiated after a boat accident in northeastern Japan. The death toll in the accident has reached 11 now.
Taliban bans TikTok and PUBG in Afghanistan
The Afghanistan Taliban have now banned TikTok and PUBG saying that the apps are "misleads the younger generation."
Missing Japanese boat: Ten people confirmed dead
Ten people who were found by rescue workers after a tour boat went missing off Japan's northern coast have been confirmed dead by the coast guard.
Taiwanese news channel accidentally airs false reports of Chinese attacks, causes panic
A Taiwanese news channel called CTS had to issue an apology after it accidentally aired a fictional news alert stating that Chinese forces had launched an attack on the country.
WHO estimates massive under-reporting in India's Covid death toll
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has accused India of stalling the health agency's efforts to revise the global Covid death toll after it reportedly pegged India's death toll at 4 million as against the official figure of 520,000
Japanese food chain fires director over sexist remarks
Japan's largest food chain Yoshinoya has fired its managing director Masaaki Ito following a backlash over his alleged sexist remarks.
Pakistan court sentences six men to death for lynching Sri Lankan man
A Pakistan anti-terror court has sentenced six men to death for their role in the mob killing of a Sri Lankan factory manager accused of committing blasphemy.
Family of British soldier captured by Russian army awaits his safe return
The family of the British soldier who was captured by the Russian army in the besieged city of Mariupol, has been waiting desperately for his return. The soldier was fighting with the Ukrainian army.
Woman who typed up Schindler's List during Holocaust passes away at 107
Mimi Reinhard, the woman who typed up the list that saved 1200 jews from death, has passed away at the age of 107 at her home in Israel. She was one of the Jews saved by German businessman Oskar Schindler from Nazi horrors World War II.
Russian artist arrested for replacing grocery price tags to spread information on Ukraine invasion
A Russian artist faces up to 10 years in jail for protesting against the country's invasion of Ukraine. A local court has put her behind bars for spreading "fake news."
Japanese Princess Mako working as unpaid volunteer at US museum
Japan's Princess Mako who gave up her royal status to marry her commoner boyfriend Kei Komuro, is now reportedly working at the Metropolitan Museum of Modern Art in New York as a volunteer.
Indonesian parliament passes landmark bill aimed at tackling sexual violence
Indonesia's parliament has finally managed to pass the bill against sexual violence that had been in discussion for six years.
Covid-19: US orders non-emergency staff to leave Shanghai consulate
The US State Department has asked non-emergency US government workers to leave the consulate in Shanghai as the city continues to see a surge in Covid-19 cases.
Ukrainian mother writes contact details on toddler's back as they escape war zone
A Ukrainian mother fleeing war was left with no option but to scribble her family's contact details on her two-year-old daughter Vera's back.
Sri Lanka running out of medicine, doctors warn of death toll surpassing Covid
Sri Lanka is running out of almost all basic amenities such as food and fuel due to the current economic crisis. The doctors in the country have said that they are now running out of medicines too.
Makeup artist recognises woman shot by Russian troops just by her manicure.
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Russian soldiers admit killing civilians in intercepted calls
Germany's foreign intelligence service has intercepted radio communications between Russian soldiers wherein they could allegedly be heard talking about killing civilians in Ukraine.
Delhi mayor's Navratri 'meat ban' attracts criticism from opposition parties
A recent order by the civic officials in India's capital New Delhi, ordering the closing down of meat shops in the city during the Hindu festival of Navratri, has sparked outrage in the country.
Al-Qaeda chief Ayman al-Zawahiri jumps into Karnataka's hijab row
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Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich forced to seek emergency loan from wealthy friends
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Police officer hailed as hero after saving child amid fires, communal violence
A police officer did not think twice before risking his own life to save a child when communal violence broke out in the Karauli area of the Indian state of Rajasthan on Saturday.
Russian soldiers accused of killing Ukrainian village head and her family
The head of Motoyzhyn village, her husband, and her son were killed by the Russian forces during their occupation of the village near Kyiv, according to Ukrainian officials.
Cadbury accused of child labour on cocoa farms in Ghana
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Sri Lanka revokes social media ban following backlash
Sir Lanka has revoked the ban imposed on social media platforms like WhatsApp, Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram hours after it announced the ban on Sunday.
Russian invasion: Mariupol residents trapped in city with no food and water
Thousands have died in the Ukrainian city of Mariupol since the Russian invasion and the rest of the city residents are living in fear with no amenities available to them.
Chinese-born Australian journalist accused of being a spy, tried in secret in Beijing
China has received backlash from Australian authorities after a court in Beijing carried out a trial of journalist Cheng Lei's case behind closed doors, under heavy security on Thursday.
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