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How Jaya bought the ‘Australian dream’ for $30,000 in Japan

Watch Japan’s Cheap Homes Tuesday 5 September, 9.30pm on SBS or stream via When JayaThursfield faced the question of where to put down...

Officials in South Africa Knew About Problems at a ‘Bad Building,’ but Did Nothing

No one was in the dark about what was happening at 80 Albert Street.In January 2019, a Johannesburg city official was so shocked...

Officials in South Africa Knew About the Problems at a ‘Bad Building,’ but Did Nothing

No one was in the dark about what was happening at 80 Albert Street. In January 2019, a Johannesburg city official was so...

A Nation With Few Catholics Gives Pope a Welcome Fit for an Emperor

In a lush valley in the vast Mongolian countryside, hulking wrestlers, equestrians doing bareback tricks, throat singers and archers performed for top Vatican...

Nobel Foundation Reverses Prize Ceremony Invite for Russia and Belarus

The Nobel Foundation reversed course on Saturday and said it would not invite the ambassadors of Russia and Belarus to the Nobel Prize...

A week after landing on the moon, India launches its first mission to the sun

Key PointsIndia has launched its first solar mission, sending the Aditya L-1 to study the sun.It comes a week after the country's Chandrayaan-3...

Russia Says It Thwarted Another Ukrainian Attack on Crimea Bridge

The Russian military said Saturday that it had thwarted another attack on a critical bridge linking the occupied Crimean Peninsula to Russia that...

Quietly Crushing a Democracy: Millions on Trial in Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s multiparty democracy is being methodically strangled in crowded courtrooms across this country of 170 million people.Nearly every day, thousands of leaders, members...

A Crackdown on Free Speech in One of the Freer Corners of the Mideast

The lavish wedding of Jordan’s crown prince this spring was breathlessly anticipated for months in the kingdom’s state media, and when it arrived,...

Why Did a Drug Gang Kill 43 Students? Text Messages Hold Clues.

It is perhaps Mexico’s most notorious cold case — 43 college students shot at by the police, forced into patrol cars, handed over...

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