Former Prime Minister of Thailand, Thaksin Shinawatra, was released.
After hospitalization, Thaksin Shinawatra, the former prime minister of Thailand, was granted parole. An uncertain return to public life could spark protests. Though others believe Thaksin hasn't paid his fair share of taxes and fear his homecoming will spark new demonstrations, his followers have remained neutral. In the previous election, Perth Thai, Thaksin's winning party, was threatened by an unknown party that promised reform.
The Philippine government rejects the deepfake recording of President Marcos calling for war against China.
According to his communications office, a "foreign actor" is probably responsible for the deepfake content that gave the impression that Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was advocating for military action against China.
UK: Rishi Sunak under criticism, government the least open in 25 years
The prime minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, has come under fire for leading the least transparent administration in 25 years after it was revealed that the number of complete Freedom of Information (FOI) requests granted fell to a record low in 2019.
Celebrity climate effect: An explanation See which celebrities, from Kim Kardashian to Taylor Swift, have been under fire recently for their carbon footprints.
$355 million must be paid by the former president.
Former US President Donald Trump has declared he will file an appeal against a ruling in a fraud case. A judge ordered him to reimburse hundreds of millions of dollars for fabricating his fortune.
Myanmar's military has carried out airstrikes on a community controlled by the pro-democracy resistance in the northwest of the country, resulting in the deaths of at least 17 people.
Nigerian kidnapping: Gunmen raid a school, leaving hundreds of students missing
In two different occurrences, gunmen kidnapped over 300 schoolchildren in Nigeria. They all took place over the course of three days. The kidnapped children's parents and relatives claim they feel abandoned by their government.
Attacks on international students at an Indian institution because of Muslims' prayers
At their accommodations at Gujarat University, almost a dozen guys ambushed foreign students as they were praying during Ramadan. Investigators claim to be in the field of study.
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Two children were killed in an Israeli strike in Rafah.
The Israeli military is attacking residential areas across the Gaza Strip, and civilian casualties are increasing by the day. Over 34,500 Palestinians have been killed during the nearly seven-month war. One of the most recent attacks, an air strike on Rafah in the south, killed at least two children. Israel has increased its aerial bombardment on the city, raising concerns about a massive ground offensive. There are around 1.5 million forcibly displaced Palestinians sheltering there.
Report: Scam emails will appear authentic because to artificial intelligence
As the UK's cybersecurity agency has warned, artificial intelligence will make it harder to distinguish between emails that are sent by scammers and bad actors and those that are legitimate. This includes messages that request that computer users reset their passwords.
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