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Unilever faces backlash in Muslim-majority countries over perceived support for Israel's Gaza military offensive through business activity.

The move follows Democratic concerns in Congress over Egypt's human rights record, including mass arrests of political prisoners.

A rebel coalition led by HTS has brought down Assads regime, opening a new chapter in Syrias history.

Famine in Sudan has expanded to five areas and will likely spread to another five by May, the global hunger monitor reported Tuesday.

Israel says it "conducted precise strikes on Houthi military targets in Yemen, including ports and energy infrastructure in Sanaa.

Washington faces criticism from human rights groups for maintaining its support for Israel with no major policy changes.

The two men pled guilty to multiple offenses before a military commission.

The military says it struck dozens of fighters from the air and on the ground and captured others in Beit Hanoun.

Crucially, much of the Syrian military's operational command structure was run by Iranian military advisors and their militia allies.

Dewan Rakyat has passed amendments to the Penal Code that criminalises all forms of bullying, including cyberbullying. This comes after several fatal bullying cases-- most recently at military academies—institutions often cloak harmful practices under the guise of traditions of discipline and character-building. Will this new law be enough to tackle bullying across such diverse contexts? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks with Associate Professor Dr Nadzriah Ahmad from UiTM’s Faculty of Law where she’s the Head of Child Law & Policy.

Dewan Rakyat has passed amendments to the Penal Code that criminalises all forms of bullying, including cyberbullying. This comes after several fatal bullying cases-- most recently at military academies—institutions often cloak harmful practices under the guise of traditions of discipline and character-building. Will this new law be enough to tackle bullying across such diverse contexts? On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks with Dr Mohamad Naqiuddin Dahamat Azam, Senior Lecturer at UPM’s Faculty of Human Ecology.

China asserts it decides on drills, vowing the military "won't be absent" in fighting separatist forces.

The United Nations has said more than 30 million people need aid, and some 12 million have fled their homes.

Taiwan's military raises its alert, saying China reserves airspace and deploys naval and coast guard vessels.

Syria's former President Bashar al-Assad is in Moscow with his family after Russia granted them asylum on humanitarian grounds.

Today Israel is confronted with a new reality despite the gains and wins from four successive wars in the past.

If banned, the short video app used by 170 million Americans would quickly go dark.

Some 2,000 ships are crossing the Baltic Sea every day, making it difficult to monitor it all, says Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics.

The tech giants have urged US President-elect Donald Trump to challenge European Union's regulatory scrutiny against them.

Tan Sri R. Nadarajah says, about RM6 million has been spent to date to carry out repair and maintenance works at the place of worship.

Six men are appealing against the Court of Appeal's decision to uphold their conviction for murder and the death sentences.

Polak Kendon is charged with entering a protected area at Gate C, level five of KLIA T1, without a valid pass.

The move aims at protecting children, its communications minister says.

By 2030, tasks performed solely by humans are expected to shrink from 47% to 33%.

As automation takes over routine tasks, creativity will become a defining trait for employees.