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July 28, 2025
Thailand and Cambodia agree to 'immediate' ceasefire, Malaysian leader says
July 28, 2025
Syria to hold first parliamentary elections since the fall of al-Assad
July 28, 2025
US, EU strike 15% tariff deal to avert trade war
July 28, 2025
Three dead after sewage overflow causes German train to derail, say police
July 28, 2025
Five killed in Bangkok market mass shooting
SINGAPORE — Shi Yongxin, the abbot of the world-renowned Shaolin Temple, is being investigated by multiple agencies for embezzlement, "improper relationships with multiple women" and "fathering illegitimate children", the temple said on Sunday.The 1,500-year-old Shaolin Temple, located in a mountain range in central China's Henan province, attracts thousands of disciples every year - some from across the world.Mr Shi, who has been Shaolin Temple's abbot since 1999, has earned the nickname "CEO monk" for transforming the institution into a global brand.He has been stripped of his ordination certificate amid the probe, China's Buddhist association said on Monday.The ordination certificate is proof of someone's acceptance into the monastic...
July 28, 2025
China investigates head monk of Shaolin 'Kung Fu' temple
July 28, 2025
Von der Leyen and Trump strike EU-US trade deal with 15% tariff for the bloc
July 28, 2025
Google failed to warn 10 million of Turkey earthquake severity
July 28, 2025
Trump calls to prosecute Beyoncé based on a nonexistent $11 million payment
NEGOMBO, Sri Lanka — Four years after a stricken cargo ship caused the largest plastic spill ever recorded, volunteers on Sri Lanka's beaches are still sifting kilograms of tiny, toxic plastic pellets from the sand.Billions of plastic nurdles, as they are called, are thought to have washed up after the X-Press Pearl disaster in 2021, along with tonnes of engine fuel, acid, caustic soda, lead, copper slag, lithium batteries and epoxy resin - all toxic to aquatic life.The immediate damage was obvious: the nurdles inundated the shoreline, turning it white, while dead turtles, dolphins and fish began washing up.But scientists are now flagging fears the damage to the environment could be much more enduring than previously thought.So far, hundreds of millions of nurdles may have been...
July 28, 2025
Report uncovers lasting toxic legacy of cargo ship disaster off Sri Lanka
