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August 15, 2025
Fears of starvation in Myanmar as UN warns of 'disaster'
August 15, 2025
More than 300 ill in Indonesia after eating free school lunches
August 15, 2025
Dozens dead in flash floods on popular Himalayas pilgrimage route
TOKYO – Japanese vlogger Hayato Kato's 1.9 million followers are used to his funny clips about exploring China, where he has been living for several years.But on 26 July he surprised them with a sombre one."I just watched a movie about the Nanjing Massacre," he said, referring to the Japanese army's six-week rampage through Nanjing in late 1937, which, by some estimates, killed more than 300,000 civilians and Chinese soldiers. Around 20,000 women were reportedly raped.Dead To Rights, or Nanjing Photo Studio, is a star-studded tale about a group of civilians who hide from Japanese troops in a photo studio. Already a box office hit, it is the first of a wave of Chinese movies about the horrors of Japanese occupation that are being released to mark the 80th anniversary of...
August 15, 2025
A massacre on the eve of WW2 still haunts China-Japan relations
August 14, 2025
Kim Jong-un's sister mocks South Korean attempts to improve relations
August 14, 2025
US warns of additional tariffs on India if Trump-Putin peace talks fail
August 14, 2025
Australia and Vanuatu agree to $328m security and business deal
DELHI — "Are you a chemistry professor?" the judge asked."Yes," Mamta Pathak replied, clasping her hand in a respectful namaste.Draped in a white sari, glasses perched on her nose, the retired college teacher stood before two judges in a courtroom in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh, speaking as if delivering a forensic chemistry lecture."In the post-mortem," she argued, her voice trembling but composed, "it is not possible to differentiate between a thermal burn and an electric burn mark without proper chemical analysis."Across the bench, Justice Vivek Agarwal reminded her, "The doctor who conducted the post-mortem said there were clear signs of electrocution."It was a rare, almost surreal moment — a 63-year-old woman,...
August 14, 2025
Chemistry on trial: How a professor tried to convince a court she didn't kill her husband
August 14, 2025
British MP Tulip Siddiq's corruption trial begins in Bangladesh
August 13, 2025
'Cryptocrash king' Do Kwon pleads guilty to fraud
