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The interim government on Thursday said the USCIRF's portrayal of the religious freedom situation in Bangladesh is based on misinformation and selective reporting. "The interim government is not ...

(Jamaica Gleaner) Former Ambassador to the United Nations (UN) Curtis Ward says the key reason for Marco Rubio’s visit to Jamaica this week has not been revealed, asserting that the trip is to ...

A pub has announced a new lunchtime menu offering "exceptional quality, unbeatable speed, and remarkable value". The Weavers Arms in Muspole Street, Norwich, is now serving a weekly changing ...

After another week of politics, polling and a potpourri of news, here is how our editorial cartoonists saw the week. This advertisement has not loaded yet.

A loving dog leaps into its human’s arms for a big hug in this tender embrace. ‘I Feel Very Badly’: Trump Addresses Mass Firings Boeing wins lucrative contract to build next-generation ...

Might even make you look like you’re doing something you’re not.” Mr Lee also attached a cartoon of a rabbit hugging a big carrot, with the words: “A hug a day could keep the doctor away.

But now locals are up in arms after a botched renovation of the 1820 shrine has left the Blessed Mother looking like a 'Simpsons' cartoon character. Once described by experts as 'tall and slender ...

On March 10, the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) released its report titled “Trends in International Arms Transfers, 2024.” This report analyzes major arms transfers ...

This month a group of South Korean defence-industry bosses and government officials visited Ottawa. Their pitch: howitzers, rocket-launchers and submarines for the Canadian armed forces.