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The report from the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict (IPAC), confirmed the authenticity of a June 30 video statement by sixteen JI leaders announcing they were dissolving the extremist network.
An Indian family was reportedly picnicking after a wedding when they were caught by rushing floodwaters and swept away. Of the 19 family members caught in the flooding, at least five are confirmed dead or missing, including four young children.
Shares of South Korean video game developer Shift Up spiked almost 50% as the company debuted on the Kospi on Thursday.
Personal finance YouTuber Nischa Shah quit her six-figure investment banking job to become a full-time content creator — and it was a gamble that paid off.
The demolition of a Bajau Laut settlement in Sabah has put the spotlight on statelessness in Malaysian Borneo, as activists threaten to march on parliament to demand recognition for marginalised communities in the state.
On Wednesday, Nyah Mway finished middle school in the central New York city where his family moved about a decade ago as refugees from Myanmar, relatives said.
Six students in India collapsed in a single day in May 2024 after temperatures hit a scorching 50 degrees Celsius (122°F) and days later, dozens of poll workers died from heat-related illnesses during the nation’s general elections.