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Six found dead in Bangkok hotel room in suspected poisoning
The case was reported at 4:30 pm (0930 GMT) after cleaning staff discovered the bodies when they arrived to make up the room on the fifth floor, police said.
Six killed, 30 wounded in rare Oman attack near Shiite mosque
The three gunmen behind the attack were killed and police officers have "concluded the procedures for dealing with the shooting.
Three killed, dozens injured in Bangladesh’s violent over quota system in jobs
The demonstrations are in response to a High Court ruling in June that reinstated a controversial quota system for government jobs.
Germany’s top security official bans a far-right magazine
The strength of the far right has caused increasing concern in Germany in recent months.
590 million people in South-East Asia require rehabilitation
Rehabilitation is a set of interventions designed to optimise functioning and reduce disability in individuals with health conditions in interaction with their environment.
Trump appears at convention with bandaged ear after shooting
Donald Trump won formal nomination as the Republican presidential candidate and picked a right-wing loyalist for running mate.
Trump picks Sen. JD Vance as VP running mate
Trump is believed to have narrowed his list to three candidates: Ohio Sen. JD Vance, North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio. All come with different benefits and vulnerabilities.
Heavy rains kill at least 35 in eastern Afghanistan
"The casualties were caused by heavy storms and rains that collapsed trees, walls and roofs of people's houses," said Quraishi Badloon, head of the Department of Information and Culture.
India, Nepal bonds will deepen, PM Modi congratulating Nepalese PM Oli
Oli, 72, is the leader of Nepal’s largest communist party who succeeded Pushpa Kamal Dahal Prachanda after losing his vote of confidence in the House of Representatives on Friday.
Anti-terrorism court indicts ex-Pak foreign minister Qureshi
Shah Mahmood Qureshi is currently facing over 200 cases and has been in jail since August last year.
Israel hits Gaza from land, sea and air as Hamas halts talks
Hamas on Monday lashed out at the US, accusing it of supporting "genocide" by supplying Israel with "internationally banned" weapons.
Somalia cafe attack toll climbs to nine: security sources
Police officer Mohamed Salad rushed to the scene a few minutes after the blast and told AFP that several bodies were discovered under the debris.
Biden calls for national unity, says time to ‘cool down’ political rhetoric
The president also said he'd had a “short but good conversation” with Trump in the hours after the shootings and said he was “sincerely grateful” that the former president is “doing well and recovering.”
Hamas says Gaza cease-fire talks haven’t paused and claims military chief survived Israeli…
Hamas rejected the idea that mediated cease-fire discussions had been suspended after the strike.
Veteran Nepalese leader Oli returns as PM; has to ensure stability in politically volatile nation
Before staking claim to form the new government on Friday, Oli-led CPN-UML said the landlocked Himalayan nation could attain economic prosperity only by maintaining close friendly relations with India.
Jailed former Pakistan PM Imran Khan, wife handed over to anti-graft body on remand in fresh…
The remand period can be extended to a maximum of 40 days at the request of NAB if it is needed to probe the suspects.
As Gaza war rages, Palestinian culture stifled in Israel
Comedian Ayman Nahas is one of many Arab artists in Israel or annexed east Jerusalem who describe facing increasing hostility and harassment and fearing looming funding cuts or arrests.
FBI identifies shooter as 20-year-old Pennsylvania man Thomas Crooks
Crooks, a registered Republican voter, was on the roof of a manufacturing plant when one of his bullets reportedly grazed Trump’s ear. He was killed at the scene by Secret Service agents.
Sister of North Korean leader Kim hints at resuming flying trash balloons toward South Korea
Experts say North Korea views such balloons campaigns as a grave provocation that can threaten its leadership because it bans official access to foreign news for most of its 26 million people.
What to know about the growing number of treason and espionage cases in today’s Russia under…
The prosecutions have raised comparisons to the show trials and purges under Soviet dictator Josef Stalin in the 1930s.