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Bangkok is expected to urge Phnom Penh to declare a ceasefire at Monday’s Asean talks and join an effort in clearing mine fields.
The US presidents also warned that the government could be headed towards another lockdown in late January.
Police said Nigel Tang was arrested for his ‘suspected involvement in money laundering offences’ related to the alleged scam empire boss.
Trump calls for moon landing in 2028, lunar base thereafter, as China targets the end of the decade for its first crewed landing.
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The new measures could arrive this week, targeting the tankers and traders fuelling Putin’s war as peace talks reach a critical stage.
The deal is under discussion could value OpenAI upwards of US$500 billion, a source said.
There could also be reviews of licenses, as it emerged the older attacker had legally owned six ‘long’ guns, with a firearm permit for years.
The 12 artworks, including pieces by Picasso and Matisse, were bought by a former lawyer for the state investment fund.
CMOC will own the Aurizona, RDM, Fazenda and Santa Luz mines, with 8 tons of combined annual gold output.
Ahmed al-Ahmed, a 43-year-old father of two from south Sydney, was shot twice as he wrestled a weapon from the shooter’s hands.
The shift, which includes a call for ‘Article 5-like’ guarantees, comes as Washington presses for an end to the four-year Ukraine war.
Luxury expert Chris Rovzar shares his ultimate guide to gifting watches, with pieces from Chopard, Longines, Omega, Coach, Vacheron Constantin and more.
Europe worries a US plan for a demilitarised zone in the Donbas region may help Moscow to reinvade Kyiv.
Semi-official media cited few details but the news comes days after the US intercepted a tanker off Venezuela allegedly linked to Tehran.
The filing comes as a corruption crisis grows, setting up a tough legal fight that could threaten Duterte’s potential 2028 presidential bid.
Ukraine’s president says Russia wants ‘the whole of Donbas’ in return for peace, but Ukrainians must have their say.
Thailand’s military said the coming election would not affect its operations against Cambodia amid a renewed border conflict.
A cabinet official has pledged to reform the Department of Public Works and Highways by ‘injecting new blood, removing the bad eggs’.
The country of 1.45 billion people is increasingly drawing the attention of AI power brokers as a market and a source of talent and data.
More than half a million people have fled the border region since the renewed clashes erupted over the weekend.
US official Jamieson Greer will hold talks with Indonesian minister Airlangga Hartarto to salvage the pact signed in July.
Military chiefs worry the UK will have to scale back its defence ambitions amid concerns about what the country can afford.
IndiGo CEO Pieter Elbers has been ordered to explain the cancellations that affected almost half of its flights.
Washington’s policy of sinking boats and killing alleged drug-runners has led to serious debate in Congress.
Airbnbs have emerged as a cheaper alternative to the sprawling resorts that dot the island, eroding tax revenue from hotels.
Entities owned by local governments are borrowing billions from trust companies and leasing firms at rates of 8 per cent or higher, sources say.
The capital raise will value the start-up at US$180 million and comes just months after Phia completed its first US$8 million funding round.
Mark Zuckerberg’s metaverse vision has not taken off despite his conviction that people will one day work and play in virtual worlds.
The Mexican president, along with Canada’s PM Mark Carney, is expected to discuss trade tariffs with Trump at the football tournament draw.
