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DR Congo, Zambia begin talks to end deadly border row Congolese and Zambian experts went into talks on Tuesday in the DR Congo's southeastern mineral hub of Lubumbashi over a deadly border conflict that erupted in March.

India imposes curfew in Kashmir ahead of clampdown anniversary A curfew has been imposed across Indian Kashmir just two days before the first anniversary of New Delhi's abolition of the restive region's semi-autonomy, officials said late Monday, citing intelligence reports of looming protests.

Afghan govt urges Taliban to extend ceasefire The Afghan government on Sunday urged the Taliban to extend a rare ceasefire hours before it was due to end, as a contentious prisoner swap between the two warring sides edged closer to completion.

Việt Nam emerges as popular industrial property destination: CBRE The US-China trade conflict benefited Việt Nam’s industrial property market in 2019 as manufacturers began shifting production to alternative markets.

Việt Nam an invaluable member of ASEAN: Filipino diplomat Vietnam News Agency talks to Noel Servigon, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of the Philippines to ASEAN, about Việt Nam's role in the bloc to mark the 25th anniversary (July 28) of the country’s entry 

Three-day Afghan ceasefire begins ahead of possible talks The Taliban and Afghan security forces began a three-day ceasefire on Friday -- a rare respite that many hope will lead to peace talks and an eventual end to almost two decades of grinding conflict.

Trudeau denies conflicts in ethics scandal In highly-anticipated testimony to Parliament on Thursday Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau denied any conflict of interest in awarding a lucrative government contract to an organization that had previously paid members of his family.

North Korea's Kim says nuclear deterrent crucial North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said that Pyongyang's nuclear weapons guarantee its safety, state media reported Tuesday, signalling once again that it will not give up its arsenal.

Fresh killings in Darfur as Sudan prepares to send troops

UN officials on Sunday reported a fresh massacre of more than 60 people in Sudan's West Darfur, as the country's prime minister promised fresh troops for the conflict-stricken region.