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As women continue to prioritise their careers and finances, South Korea has seen its birth rate decrease to detrimentally low levels.

The Ongoing conflict in Gaza region is a multifaceted issue that has become an international issue that must be resolved.

Shamima Begum, who left the UK to join the ISIS, lost another appeal against the UK government's decision to strip her of her British citizenship.

An engineer reveals that while the collision is substantial, a continuous through truss bridge like the Key Bridge is most unlikely to collapse.

The eight-year-old walked through the Sahara Desert and endured some time in prison before finally crossing the Mediterranean Sea in a dinghy.

In 2018, Kate came up with the idea of donating her hair to charity during a haircut. The lock of hair was donated to a UK charity using a false name.

Brian Dooley, a college football player at Eastern Michigan University (EMU), US, gave his scholarship to his teammate after realising he was struggling financially.

A scathing report by the spending watchdog shows Sunak's plan for asylum seekers to be housed across RAF sites and in a barge will cost £46 million extra.

Ethiopian students took advantage of a glitch involving the Commercial Bank of Ethiopia before police stopped further withdrawals from happening.

Taiwanese student, Zhang, worked alongside Liao to try and fraudulently claim £1 million in insurance payouts over leg amputations caused by frostbite.

Whilst many Canadians want Justin Trudeau to step down as the nation's prime minister in 2024, nearly just as many people believe he will stay on.

Almost ten years since the Islamic State launched a genocidal campaign against the Yazidis, women and children continue to be enslaved by the terror group.

Const. Marco Ricciardi told people at a community meeting that they should leave their vehicle keys by their house front door as thieves only want their car.

The financial burden of having a period varies worldwide, pushing as many as 500 women into period poverty.

Teachers at the largest school in Massachusetts are overwhelmed by the escalation of violence, drug dealing and staff members being injured.

Labour's chance of winning the next general election has been threatened by its inability to call for a permanent ceasefire in the Palestinian territory.

An armed London police officer had to remove a group of American visitors from the area a King's Guard member was carrying out his duties in.

Fears of global disasters have sparked a "buying frenzy" for luxury doomsday shelters among billionaires like Zuckerberg and Gates.

Palestinian children are more at risk of being killed by bomb blasts and famine that adults in the Gaza Strip.

Videos show Russia using unarmored vehicles to transport troops in Ukraine. Interestingly, these Chinese-made vehicles are not designed to be used in warfare.

As the Taliban continues to use amputations and public executions as punishments, Saudi Arabia's death penalty rate has almost doubled.

Completely dismissing the anti-vaccination movement, a 62-year-old paid for more than 200 doses of the Covid-19 vaccination.

More than 40 Afghanistan nationals have now had their performance visas granted, following a last-minute refusal from the Home Office.

Almost 20 years on from the justice killing of Akku Yadav, India is still struggling to curb the number of sexual offences against women.

The police officer who was driving the speeding cruiser that killed Jaahnavi Kandula has been issued a traffic infraction.

Quebecers who do not identify as male or female were previously allowed to use the X marker for civil status documents but not for healthcare cards and driver's licences.

Last month, Canadian authorities told a 90-year-old woman that she couldn't list Palestine as her birthplace on her new passport even if she was able to do so in the past.

World Bank's Indonesia rep faces backlash for opposing President-elect's plan for free school lunch and milk ('makan siang gratis').

Scrutiny over Qatar's UK property holdings, linked to terrorism concerns, prompts boycotts and political pushback, leading to a reassessment of Western ties and investments.