Thailand plans to open a humanitarian corridor within a month to deliver aid to suffering civilians in war-torn Burma. The plan initially targets a small proportion of the 2.6 million displaced civilians in Burma due to ongoing armed conflict. The aid plan
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle need to prove their worth if they are to keep securing work with Netflix, an entertainment expert tells Daily Express US. The comments come as the Sussexes are reportedly planning new projects with the streaming giant. The
Drones used to be fancy gadgets for hobbyists or secret weapons for the military. But now they have a new job: delivering drugs. Yes, you heard that right. While El Pollo Loco is using drones to bring you chicken dinners, some bad
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Bernardo Arévalo was sworn in early Monday as Guatemala’s new president. Many doubted they would ever see the day as powerful interests aligned against his anti-corruption campaign and authorities threw various legal challenges at him and his party.
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Madeleine McCann’s parents have given an update on their “determination, commitment and vigour” to find their missing daughter Madeleine. Maddie, as she is most commonly known, went missing as a toddler in May 2007 when she was aged just three – and
Father Christmas is on his way to children’s houses around the world as Christmas approaches.
Rishi Sunak has urged Britons to keep alive the hope of a better world in his Christmas message. In what is expected to be the last such message before the election, the Prime Minister thanked those “will be sacrificing their Christmases this
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For the first time, artificial intelligence has been used to deliver a speech by Pakistan’s imprisoned former Prime Minister Imran Khan to supporters. The stunning development could help his political party to win upcoming elections, analysts said Monday. The replicated voice of