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The move gives Paxton a crucial boost over the incumbent, but may also give the Democrats’ Talarico an opening to flip the state.
The head of the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines said direct financial support from governments required to survive the crisis.
A four-week detection delay for the Bundibugyo variant has left dozens dead in DR Congo and triggered a global alert.
With the prime minister’s leadership in crisis, the spectre of rejoining the EU is creeping back into the debate.
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The Russian capital faced about 80 drones through 7.00am local time, and air defences fought off dozens of projectiles according to Moscow’s mayor.
Cassidy came last in a three-way Louisiana primary race against Trump-backed challenger Julia Letlow.
London’s Metropolitan Police drafted more than 4,000 officers over fears that far-right demonstrators may clash with pro-Palestine marchers if not kept apart.
The suit is the first of over 1,200 cases nationwide in which school districts allege that social media addiction has disrupted learning.
The early hours warning – the first for the capital city – said a drone could be heading towards an area on the south coast.
UK lawmaker resigns his seat, clearing a path for leadership challenger Andy Burnham.
Witnesses recount a night of chaos unleashed during an attempt to arrest ICC-wanted Senator Ronald dela Rosa.
Multiple agencies could soon drop charges against Asia’s richest person and resolve investigations into his company.
The ship’s destination, Nghi Son, can process 200,000 barrels a day – meaning the 1.99 million barrel load can keep it going for 10 days.
Proposed measures include reducing the 60-day visa-free stay to 30 days for tourists from 93 countries and reviewing visa criteria.
The fugitive financier is accused of being the architect of a scheme to siphon at least US$4.5 billion from Malaysia’s sovereign wealth fund.
Despite the missile shield’s price tag – six times more than expected – it could probably be overwhelmed by a ‘peer or near-peer adversary’.
Authorities were responding to the massive scale of supporter-organised celebrations in various cities for table tennis star Wang Chuqin.
South Korea’s standing forces have shrunk by 20 per cent in the past six years to 450,000 amid a record-low birth rate.
Faced with falling visitor numbers, the British capital’s museums – both old and new – have a plan to win back the crowds. But will it work?
The expansion brings its total reclaimed area to roughly 11 square km, according to the Asia Maritime Transparency Initiative.
Myanmar has been largely sidelined from top-level Asean meetings since a 2021 military coup that sparked a nationwide civil conflict.
‘We can’t control what happens in the Middle East, but we have to take a view that it’s not going to last for two years,’ CEO Tony Fernandes says.
Moscow says it will respond to any attempt by Ukraine to disrupt Saturday’s commemorations.
Wellington plans to increase defence spending to about 2 per cent of gross domestic product, citing rising geopolitical tensions.
The figures show a labour market that is finding its footing after an especially harsh year for hiring.
Beijing has opposed the deployment of the Typhon, which is able to strike targets in Chinese territory from the Philippines.
A new generation of restaurants in the US and beyond is looking past the classics to put unique twists on all kinds of Thai dishes.
The government has ordered authorities to look into claims that a group of businessmen was colluding with MACC officials to oust executives.
Findings by the US transport safety board support a theory that the aircraft was intentionally brought down, killing all 132 people on board.
