The lieutenant general son of Uganda's president said on Tuesday he had retired from the military, in a move widely seen as preparing the ground for a potential run for the presidency in 2026.

Ugandan leader's son leaves military, in move seen as preparing for presidency

Cellular rejuvenation therapy has safely reversed signs of aging in mice in a new scientific experiment. "We are elated that we can use this approach across the life span to slow down aging in normal animals.

Rewinding the clock on ageing: Scientists rejuvenate tissues in middle-aged mice

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan delivered an unsparing speech, at a public coordination campaign in Vehari district's Mailsi tehsil, addressing the Opposition on the planned no-confidence motion against him.

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan lashes out against opposition

Russia is looking for potential alternatives of the SWIFT international payments network after the West imposed the most crippling financial penalties yet on the country over its unrelenting invasion of Ukraine.

Here are the alternatives Russia can use as allies deploy 'financial nuclear weapon'

The UN rights chief said Tuesday she would make a long-delayed visit to China in May, including to Xinjiang, where Western lawmakers have accused Beijing of genocide.

UN rights chief to visit China's Xinjiang in May

A top Chinese health official rallied embattled Hong Kong on Tuesday to stick with a "dynamic zero" coronavirus strategy and warned that the city's "lifeline" health system was at risk and the situation had to be turned around as soon as possible.

COVID-19: China says Hong Kong must stick to 'dynamic zero' COVID strategy

Nearly 400 civilians have been killed in attacks in Afghanistan since the Taliban takeover, more than 80% of them by a group affiliated to the Islamic State, a UN report shows, underscoring the scale of the insurgency faced by the new rulers.

Nearly 400 civilians killed in Afghanistan since Taliban takeover: UN

Locklan Samples, a boy in the United States who suffers from the ''uncombable hair syndrome'' (UHS), has water-resistant locks The 14-months old boy's syndrome makes his blonde hair stand on end but it makes it extremely easy for his mother Katelyn Samples to take care of as they only need to be washed once a week.

Locklan Samples: This boy suffering from 'uncombable hair syndrome' has water-resistant locks

Twenty-one people, including two children, were killed in airstrikes on the besieged northeast Ukrainian city of Sumy, the authorities said. "The bodies of 21 people, including two children" were found at the site of strikes, the regional public prosecutor said on Facebook.

21 killed in airstrikes on Ukraine's Sumy, first convoy of evacuees leaves city

On a frigid day in Beijing last month as the Winter Olympics were set to open, China’s leader, Xi Jinping, celebrated a diplomatic triumph with a banquet for his honored guest, President Vladimir Putin of Russia.

‘No wavering’: After turning to Putin, Xi faces hard wartime choices for China

Approximately 74 photographs of the Apollo missions by NASA documenting its space exploration are all set to under the hammer. These include the first picture of the first earthrise witnessed by humans and the first human steps on the moon.

NASA photographs of Apollo missions to go on auction in Denmark

Myanmar is the second-largest country in mainland Southeast Asia and is home to a wealth of biodiversity. The country still retains large tracts of forest that harbour charismatic species such as the red panda and the Myanmar snub-nosed monkey.

Scientists discover 100 new species in 'biologically rich' Myanmar

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