New Zealand mosque shooter changes plea to guilty An Australian far-right extremist charged with murdering 51 Muslim worshippers in last year's mass shooting at two New Zealand mosques unexpectedly flipped his plea to guilty on Thursday.

New Zealand cops probe threat to terror attack mosque New Zealand police said on Tuesday they were investigating a threat made this week against one of the Christchurch mosques where 51 Muslim worshippers were killed in a mass shooting a year ago.

Congratulations to new Prime Minister of Malaysia

Prime Minister Nguyễn Xuân Phúc on Monday sent a message of congratulations to the new Prime Minister of Malaysia.

Vietnamese firms urged to tap Africa, Middle East markets

Africa and the Middle East offer opportunities for Việt Nam to boost exports of farm produce with their large demand, especially for fruits and vegetables, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade.

Down to business for Trump in India US President Donald Trump moves from sightseeing and speech-making to tough trade talks in India on Tuesday, as First Lady Melania visits a Delhi school to witness a "happiness class".

US announces partial Taliban truce, Trump says peace deal 'close' The United States said on Thursday it has secured a seven-day reduction in violence in Afghanistan that it hopes will allow it to strike a deal with the Taliban, as President Donald Trump said a peace accord was "very close."

Malaysia's hand-made incense craftwork a declining art Thousands of giant incense sticks, many decorated with dragon heads, line the walls at a Malaysian business where they are made by hand ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday.

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Since hanging up his boots Gary Neville has gone on to form an excellent partnership as a pundit with former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher.

Bosnia gets government 14 months after election Bosnia's lawmakers on Monday approved a central government after more than a year of arguments, boosting hopes that its bid for EU membership could get back on track.

Protests against citizenship law spread in India Protests against India's controversial new citizenship law were expected to attract large crowds in major cities Thursday, one day after large gatherings were banned in key regions and parts of the capital in an attempt to clamp down on the demos.