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State and local officials, as well as some nonprofit organizations, may get access to verify voters' citizenship
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State and local officials, as well as some nonprofit organizations, may get access to verify voters' citizenship
EU Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos hails Moldova as the best performer, with Montenegro, Albania, and Ukraine also making strong progress in the EU enlargement process, which is on track for a record year in 2026
Laura Ingraham and Jesse Watters, vocal critics of communism, join Chinese President Xi Jinping at White House event
A group of business leaders has released a report calling for the removal of trade and labour mobility barriers to boost prosperity in the region, which is home to 2.7 million residents
The Orange Order is set to march through a Catholic area for the first time since 1998, with 60 members walking along the Garvaghy Road, after the Parades Commission lifted restrictions
Thousands flock to Victoria Park for Hong Kong's inaugural International Lantern Spectacular, featuring designs from 20 countries
The in-licensed treatment has received the prestigious designation, despite not being the company's lead asset
The Pope's speech at the Élysée Palace covered war, AI, and surrogacy, emphasizing the need for solidarity
The 2026 Turner Prize exhibition has opened in Middlesbrough, featuring works by Marguerite Humeau, Kira Freije, Tanoa Sasraku, and Simeon Barclay, with the winner to be announced in December
Joel Duling, the president of X-energy's fuel unit, is set to retire, marking a change in leadership for the company
Afghan journalist Zahra Joya reports on women's struggles from UK, after fleeing Kabul in 2021, and co-authors book 'The Vanishing Girl of Kabul'
New national agency to serve as government's command center for disaster preparedness from November 2
In a unique experiment, around 30 singers gathered in an underground car park in Graz, Austria, to take advantage of its distinctive acoustics and revive the traditional Alpine practice of yodelling
The company expects a $1 billion impairment due to strikes that have significantly disrupted operations
A new study reveals that mutual suspicion and prejudice between South Africans and African immigrants continue to undermine neighbourhood relations, despite efforts to integrate them into local communities, with 4% to 5.1% of the population being foreign-born residents
South African designer Wanda Lephoto says local textiles and cultural heritage are key to the continent's unique fashion identity, a perspective echoed by UNESCO's report on the African fashion sector
The Japan Times Prep School Fair, featuring boarding and international schools, will take place on October 24, 2026, in Akasaka, Tokyo, with registration now open
Hong Kong's first astronaut records message from China's Tiangong space station, expressing longing for home city and urging students to learn about China's aerospace achievements
Agency's programs may continue if they serve Gazans well, according to Board official and former UNRWA head Philippe Lazzarini
Former US President raises alarm with Takaichi as Japan's Finance Minister vows to coordinate with US counterpart
A Singapore court has removed Pinkesh Nahar's control over the group's key operating entity, affecting the company's management structure
Ride-hailing giant to integrate services into its own platform by year-end, refunding drivers' points and balances
Younger generations and trendsetters are incorporating Phuang Malai into their hairstyles, pairing traditional Thai beauty with modern style and creating new opportunities for local flower vendors
Despite risk of arrest, drivers protest by listening to music in their vehicles, challenging the morality police