Till debt do us part? Fewer Chinese saying ‘I Do’ as economic reality bites
BEIJING, Feb 10 — China last year saw a one-fifth decline in marriages, the latest sign of persistent demographic challe...
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Microsoft teams up with UAE to promote responsible AI practices
PARIS, Feb 9 — American tech giant Microsoft said today that it would open a foundation to promote "responsible" artific...
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More than 30 missing after landslide hits southwest China (VIDEO)
BEIJING, Feb 8 — More than 30 people are missing after a landslide in China’s southwestern Sichuan province today, state...
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Indian PM Modi’s party set to win election in capital after 27 years out of power
NEW DELHI, Feb 8 — Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s party looked set today to regain power in the nation’s
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A super dilemma: Super Junior’s Eunhyuk jokingly pledges to retire if he wins music show…and wins (VIDEO)
SEOUL, Feb 8 — Super Junior’s Eunhyuk got a funny lesson on making promises you can’t keep when he made
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Nigerian studios weave native culture into video game quests for unique adventures
LAGOS, Feb 7 — In a dream, a mysterious voice calls out in the night to King Alantako, warning of
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Baghdad’s first skatepark provides an inclusive space and rare haven for skateboarders
BAGHDAD, Feb 7 — Rukaya al-Zubaidi placed a cautious foot on a skateboard and then struggled to find her balance
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Trump’s aid freeze sparks chaos in Africa: HIV treatments, health programmes halted
NAIROBI, Feb 7 — President Donald Trump’s decision to freeze foreign assistance has sent aid staff in Africa into “panic...
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Cristiano Ronaldo at 40: How the football icon shaped Saudi Arabia’s sporting ambitions
RIYADH, Feb 7 — Cristiano Ronaldo’s playing days may be numbered but his following is bigger than ever as he
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Eyeball revolution: How a digital scouting platform is opening African football’s route to World Cup
PARIS, Feb 6 — Africa could break the glass ceiling of winning the World Cup in the next 10 years,
