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Indonesia's Merapi volcano erupted overnight, sending hot lava and ash down its slopes and prompting over 250 residents in the surrounding area to evacuate, the country's disaster mitigation agency (BNPB)…

The American authorities previously admitted that Ukraine hosts "biological research facilities", expressing concerns they could come under the control of Russian forces. The Russian Defence Ministry on Thursday announced that…

Moscow will work out targeted trade and financial restrictions to Western sanctions introduced in the wake of Russia's operation in Ukraine, Dmitry Birichevsky, the head of the Russian foreign ministry's…

Louis Vuitton mixed culture and showbusiness on earlier this week as it hosted its fall fashion collection at Paris's Orsay Museum, where models strutted among marble and bronze sculptures in…

Many topics on the Russia-Ukraine conflict have popped up since it began on February 24. One of them refers to US-controlled bio-labs in Ukraine, which have attracted the attention of…

Yoon Suk-yeol of the main conservative opposition People Power Party won a narrow victory in the South Korean presidential election amid people's aspiration for transfer of power. Yoon garnered a…

Asian farmers turn to drones, apps for labor, climate challenges As a child, Manit Boonkhiew watched his grandparents plow their rice farm near Bangkok with water buffaloes, and harvest by…

Curled up on her sofa in the east of England, former teacher Mia Hansson carefully adds another stitch to her life-size reproduction of the world-famous Bayeux Tapestry. Swedish-born Hansson began…

The monarch, also Queen of Canada, turns 96 in April Queen Elizabeth II on Monday met visiting Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, in her first in-person engagement since falling ill…

Despite its two-year anniversary, the unity government in South Sudan faces stalled constitutional progress and ongoing community violence fueled by armed groups and political groups, a senior UN official told…