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A significant ancient Maya city, previously unknown to researchers, has been unearthed deep within the jungles of southern Mexico, announced the country’s anthropology institute on Tuesday. The city, believed to have thrived over a millennium ago, is presumed to have

The OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB) have pledged to jointly bolster Thailand’s pursuit of sustainable growth. The collaborative effort hinges on a co-financing agreement aimed at underpinning the country’s evolving economic model designed

In a significant development aimed at strengthening bilateral relations, the United Arab Emirates and the State of Qatar have jointly announced the restoration of diplomatic representation between the two countries. This comes as a result of the Al-Ula agreement and

In a remarkable tale of survival, four Indigenous children have been found alive after enduring an Amazon plane crash and spending 40 days alone in the unforgiving jungle. The Associated Press reported today that Colombian soldiers discovered the children, bringing

In a scientific breakthrough that has captivated the global community, researchers at a renowned zoo in Costa Rica have revealed an extraordinary case of a “virgin birth” by a crocodile. This groundbreaking event represents the first-ever documented instance of facultative

Japan’s ongoing demographic crisis has reached a new level as the country’s birth rate hit a record low in 2022, marking the seventh consecutive year of decline. The health ministry’s announcement on Friday has underscored the sense of urgency gripping

United Nations (UN) officials voiced urgent concern on Friday about a prospective humanitarian disaster in cyclone-ravaged regions of Myanmar. Insufficient aid deliveries and a potential food crisis are top concerns following last month’s destructive Cyclone Mocha. Farmers unable to plant

Sony, the console giant, is currently under investigation by Romania’s competition watchdog, the Romanian Competition Council, due to concerns of abusing its dominant position in the console market. The investigation revolves around Sony’s practice of exclusively selling digital games through

Twitter, the popular social media platform which is fast losing its sheen, is facing another legal battle as its former public relations firm, Joele Frank, takes legal action against the company for non-payment of invoices. The lawsuit alleges that Twitter

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has called on countries to halt the cultivation of tobacco and instead support farmers in growing food, citing the global hunger crisis and the staggering death toll of eight million caused by tobacco-related diseases annually.