Paris( AFP): An estimated 4.7 million fewer girls are expected to be born globally in the next

FEWER than one in seven paedos have their lenient sentences appealed, damning new stats show. The

sharply, with 1.1 million fewer girls and boys attending school, Unesco said in a statement as the

She asked shoppers and clerks if any goods were out of stock; they weren’t.... human rights abuses and nuclear stockpiles. Designed for a global audience in the social media era, the state-sponsored message in the high quality, slickly produced videos is simple: North Koreans, they’re just like everyone else.... They take viewers inside restaurants, grocery stores, the renovated metro and even the well-furnished home of a middle-class family....

KUALA LUMPUR: Only 129 cases or 0.47% of the 27, 299 new Covid-19 cases reported on Saturday were of Categories 3 to 5, says Health director-general Tan Sri Dr Noor Hisham Abdullah.He said the majority of cases – 27, 170 or 99.53% – was in Categories 1 and 2. The latest figure brings the cumulative number of cases in Malaysia to 3, 395, 170.“ Of the 129 cases in Categories 3, 4 and 5, 32 were individuals who were unvaccinated or had yet to complete their vaccination, 71 were fully vaccinated but

to the ground, wrapped her right arm under the girl’s right leg and, with a few quick thrusts

GEORGE TOWN: While many food operators remain cautious about receiving diners again in view of the high number of daily Covid-19 cases, the ones that have done so are seeing few patrons. One such outlet is a Korean barbecue restaurant run by Lim Kuan Ee, 34, who said they recorded a low turnout since reopening for dine-ins on Aug 10.“ There have been only about 20 people since we welcomed diners again in the past week, ” he added. Regardless of the lukewarm response, Lim said they needed to reop

A TEENAGE girl who gave birth in prison was found clinging to her dead baby girl after her cries

-grade girls at camp Mothers Rachel Sandoval and Suzy Johnson discuss the controversy surrounding the

in Hong Kong on July 14, 2021.... This year, far fewer politically sensitive books are on display