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Guo Wengui, a self-proclaimed Chinese critic, has been sentenced to 30 years in a US jail for orchestrating elaborate fraudulent schemes, leaving victims and legitimate dissidents in his wake.
In a bid to decentralise power, Labour's Andy Burnham has proposed a "No 10 North" in Manchester, but the feasibility of his vision remains uncertain.
The UK's latest heatwave has been a wake-up call for many, but will it lead to lasting change or just another fleeting convenience we're already forgetting?
Indonesia's men's national volleyball team secured its first AVC Cup honors, marking a significant milestone in regional sporting excellence and a powerful symbol of national pride.
The Aramco helicopter crash highlights Saudi Arabia's opaque culture of control, where the state's interests supersede transparency and accountability.
England's World Cup euphoria might be short-lived, given their history of failure when the stakes escalate. Will they sustain their momentum, or will their fans once again be left disappointed?
Historians are abuzz with the discovery of forgotten news reports from the 1600s that are transforming our understanding of life in Mughal India under Aurangzeb's reign
A staggering 17th-century news report trove throws traditional chronicles into question, offering new insights into the intricate workings of the Mughal empire.
Israel's occupation of the West Bank is not just about land; it's about power, control, and the relentless push towards a Greater Israel, leaving Palestinians without a future and the region on the brink of conflict.
Amidst his conviction for a deeply disturbing crime, Huw Edwards aims to redefine his public narrative by advocating for mental health awareness, but experts and critics question the legitimacy of his claims.
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