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Student soldiers: Job training gives hope to Myanmar military deserters | Conflict

Myanmar-Thailand border – In a secret meeting above a cafe in a town on the Myanmar-Thai border, Ko Aye examined…

News Tens of thousands of protesters gathered outside New Zealand's parliament as a march against proposed changes to Maori rights…

Radio host Alan Jones previously denied allegations of indecent assault broadcast by local media. Veteran Australian broadcaster and former rugby…

Climate change is raising temperatures to dangerous levels, causing more deaths and the spread of infectious diseases, while worsening drought…

Hong Kong's oldest park closes a section after nine monkeys died in two days. A Hong Kong zoo is investigating…

Beijing begins maneuvers in areas to the north, south and east of the island, days after President Lai's first speech…

A Hong Kong judge has sentenced a former editor of a closed pro-democracy news publication to 21 months in prison…

The Sazanami sailed south through the 180-kilometer waterway with ships from Australia and New Zealand. Japan has sent a destroyer…

The Ukrainian president stressed that Russia, which invaded in February 2022, was the “sole aggressor” and “sole violator” of the…

Activists hail the Thai king's signing of a marriage equality law as a “monumental step” in the country. Thailand's king…