Hundreds of protesters commemorated International Human Rights Day with a protest march in Manila on Saturday. They alleged that a rising number of judicial killings have been taking place in the country.

Manila protests: Hundreds protest against alleged judicial killings; stir against Philippines Prez

Two official World Cup apps are currently being evaluated by a UK data regulator over concerns that the authorities in Qatar may have been secretly spying on the English fans.

Data Regulators: Visitors could be monitored, fans told to download Ehteraz and Hayya apps

How often do you hear of someone buying a bomb shelter? This one lady in Japan has bought a bomb shelter amid fears of missile attacks from North Korea and Russia.

Japan: Citizen buys bomb shelters amid fears of attack from North Korea

Vice President of the European Parliament has been arrested. Eva Kaili along with four others were detained in an investigation into alleged bribery by a Gulf State.

Greek M.E.P suspended over graft probe, Eva Kaili arrested over bribery

Thailand has achieved the target of welcoming 10 million foreign visitors this year as the tourism dependent economy recovers from the pandemic on Saturday.

Thailand: Kingdom hits 10 million visitors in 2022 as tourism recovers

The Japanese Parliament has approved a law banning religious groups and other organizations from maliciously asking for and receiving donations.

Japan: Country passes funds law amid 'cult-like' Church controversy

Amid the ongoing currency fluctuations, a black market for dollars has sprung up in Pakistan. This comes after the State Bank of Pakistan restricted access to foreign currency to preserve the depleting reserves which have plunged to a four-year low of 6.7 billion dollars.

Pakistan: Dollars are being sold at 10% premium in black markets, becomes hard to find

UK's former Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng says he got carried away while writing the controversial mini budget and that his biggest regret was being too impatient.

Kwasi Kwarteng: Got carried away while writing the budget; expresses regret

Shireen Abu Akleh's killing case has reached International Criminal Court with new evidence. Israel still says Akleh was killed in a cross firing. Watch this report.

Shireen Abu Akleh killing case reaches International Criminal Court with new evidence

South Africa plans to decriminalise sex work, something that the sex workers South Africa have been campaigning for a pretty long time. Cyril Ramaphosa government is all set to bring a law in this regard. The country hopes to tackle the levels of crime against women in a country with one of the world's highest HIV cases.

South Africa to decriminalise sex work; Sex workers welcome the move

The Chinese President Xi Jinping is in Saudi Arabia where the Chinese Premier met with the Gulf leaders in Riyadh. In the first of the two milestone Arab summits that are showcasing Saudi Arabia's crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman as a sparring leader in the Middle East and also a key partner for the global powers.

Saudi Arabia leans closer to China; China-GCC summit kicks off in Riyadh

The police in Bangladesh have arrested two main leaders of the Opposition party, the BNP arrests have come a day before the Opposition's planned rally in the capital city of Dhaka to call for Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's resignation. Dhaka is witnessing a violent crackdown of the Opposition.

Bangladesh: Two Opposition leaders arrested; arrests ahead of mega anti-govt rally

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