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Paetongtarn Shinawatra was on Sunday endorsed by the King to become the new and youngest ever Prime Minister of Thailand. Her appointment follows a series of twists and turns in Thai politics over the past week, during which the Constitutional Court ousted Srettha Thavisin, her predecessor from the same Pheu Thai party.

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In a historic moment for Pakistan, Arshad Nadeem clinched the gold medal in javelin at the 2024 Paris Olympics, setting a new Olympic record with a throw of 92.97 meters. This remarkable achievement not only earned him the title of Olympic champion but also brought immense pride and joy to a nation that had not seen an Olympic gold medal in 40 years.

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A court in Taiwan sentenced a kindergarten teacher to 28 years in jail for more than 200 sexual offences against children, in a case that has seen widespread rage across the island.

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E-commerce tycoon Colin Huang has become China's richest man, an index showed Friday, capping an ascent for the former Google employee whose shopping site Temu has sucked in consumers with its low prices and all-powerful algorithms.

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Paetongtarn Shinawatra, the youngest daughter of former leader-Thaksin Shinawatra, was voted in on Friday by Thailand's parliament to become the next prime minister.

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Eighteen satellites were blasted into low Earth orbit (LEO) on Tuesday in the inaugural launch for the government-backed Qianfan, or Spacesail, constellation, state media reported.

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North Korea is set to reopen its borders to foreign tourists in December, allowing visits to the northern city of Samjiyon for the first time since sealing itself off at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic nearly five years ago. This significant development was announced by at least two China-based tour operators, marking a potential reentry of North Korea into international tourism.

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A court in Thailand has ordered the dissolution of the reformist party which won the most seats and votes in last year’s election - but was blocked from forming a government.