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North Korea's Workers' Party Congress promotes Kim Yo Jong, sister of leader Kim Jong Un, as the party's new department director amid vows to strengthen the country's economy.

Some Australian women detained in Syria over ISIS ties say they'd accept separation from children if it means the kids can return home, even if they stay behind.

Pakistan launches air raids in Afghanistan as it navigates complex geopolitics on both sides of its borders amid growing India-Taliban relations.

A Moscow policeman was killed in a bomb attack on the anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, raising security concerns in the capital.

As controversy swirls around Prince Andrew, Australia and New Zealand are advocating for his removal from the royal line of succession. This move would require legislative action in the UK and Commonwealth realms.

Authorities probe the tragic deaths of 72 tigers in a popular Thai tourist attraction, with initial findings suggesting a canine distemper virus outbreak as the cause.

The Trump Organization has unveiled plans for a massive 335-meter high tower on Australia's Gold Coast, set to become the country's tallest building, surpassing the iconic Shard in London.

Australian Prime Minister backs UK government's decision to potentially remove former Prince Andrew from the line of succession after his controversial ties and scandals.

Extreme rainfall and deadly mudslides force thousands in southern Peru to seek shelter as states of emergency are declared across the country.

Get the latest on the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, including key events and developments from day 1,461of the conflict.