Kuwait on Thursday (July 27) executed five people, including a man convicted of involvement in 2015 Islamic State group suicide bombing that killed 26 people, said the country's public prosecution.

Five, including mosque bombing convict executed in Kuwait

Typhoon Doksuri lashed the northern Philippines as gale-force winds and torrential rain hit the country on Wednesday (July 26). Rivers burst their banks and power grids went down, leaving thousands of people without electricity.

Typhoon Doksuri lashes Philippines as China and Taiwan stay alert 

Japanese government data showed on Wednesday (July 26) that number of Japanese people in the country has dropped at fastest pace ever while the number of foreign residents has risen to a record 3 million.

Japan's population falls, but number of foreigners in country rises

Former Thailand Prime Minister Thaksin Shinwatra is planning to return to the country on August 10, his daughter said on Wednesday (July 26). If he comes to Thailand, it will be his return from self-exile to the country that's struggling to tide over a political deadlock after an election in May which was won by opponents of the military rule.

Ex-Thai PM Thaksin plans to return as Thailand battles deadlock

The surface ocean temperature in and around Florida Keys in the US has risen to hot tub levels this week as global weather monitors continue to warn about the dangerous impact of warming waters on ecosystems.

Ocean temperature around Florida reaches hot tub levels

Chinese foreign ministry said on Wednesday (July 25) that the country's foreign policy was "advancing steadily" after the abrupt removal of foreign minister Qin Gang.

China refuses to say why foreign minister Qin Gang was sacked abruptly

A United Nations report has recommended that smartphones should be banned from classrooms in order to tackle classroom disruptions, improve the learning experience and protect children from cyberbullying.

Smartphones should be banned from classrooms, says UN report

Ukraine claimed on Monday (July 24) that its military has recaptured more than 16 square kilometres (six square miles) territory from Russian forces in the south and east of the country.

Ukraine re-captured 16 sq km of territory from Russia last week, claims deputy defence minister

A speeding police car being driven by a Seattle police officer has hit and killed an Indian student. Jaahnavi Kandula, the deceased student, was crossing the street when the police car hit her.

US: Bodycam footage shows police car hitting and killing Indian student

Search giant Google violated the patent rights of a software developer with its remote-streaming technology and needs to pay USD 338.7 million in damages, ruled a federal judge in Waco, Texas.

Judge asks Google to pay USD 338.7 million in Chromecast patent case

Twitter is now the ex-name of the social media platform which is now 'X'. This may sound a mouthful but Elon Musk-led biggest microblogging platform in the world has undergone a complete transformation in a step towards what the eccentric billionaire calls a 'super app'.

The many controversies surrounding Twitter since Elon Musk took over

The top court in Bangladesh has ordered Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to pay more than USD 1 million in taxes. The microfinance pioneer has been ordered to pay up taxes on a USD 7 million donation made to charitable trusts.

Bangladesh asks Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus to pay $1.1mn in taxes

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