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Photos and a video of charred corpses in Done Taw village in Sagaing region circulated widely on social media

The Hong Kong Alliance previously organized a candlelight vigil in the city's Victoria Park on June 4 each year to mark the bloody 1989 crackdown on protesters in Beijing

A horrific killing poses a stark warning to both nations about the cyclical dangers of stoking religious hate

The U.S. is attempting to interfere with the Beijing Games “out of ideological prejudice and based on lies and rumors," Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian said.

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida called for caution on the issue ahead of the election, even though a poll found that 57% of respondents approved of same-sex marriage

Human rights watchers say the charges against Aung San Suu Kyi are a thinly veiled justification for keeping the popular pro-democracy leader behind bars

As many as 4.1 million people working for the apps could be reclassified as employees, costing the sector billions more a year

The actor told ABC he feels sadness over the shooting on set that killed a cinematographer, but not guilt

The Duchess of Sussex said the Court of Appeal ruling was a victory of “right versus wrong"

One of the early, attention-grabbing announcements at November’s COP climate conference in Glasgow was a commitment by more than 105 countries to join a U.S.- and E.U.-led coalition to cut 30% of methane emissions by 2030. The potent greenhouse gas, which is up to 80 times more effective at heating the planet than carbon dioxide…

Independent musicians like Daniel Allan are turning to NFTs in the hopes of carving out a living outside of the record label system

It is the strongest public stand against China taken by a sports body — and one that could cost the WTA millions of dollars.