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I was watching the TV monitor at the nail salon when a special bulletin broke into regular programming: Queen Elizabeth II had died.

ANN/STRAITS TIMES – Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah again urged Asean to engage with Myanmar’s National Unity Government (NUG) to help resolve the country’s political crisis, after hosting a meeting with the shadow government’s leaders on Monday. Speaking alongside NUG’s Minister of Human Rights Aung Myo Min and Minister of Communications, Information and Technology Htin […]

Police operation for the area. and there will be viewing points for members of the public to be able to watch the funeral, which of course is going to be broadcast today live. so this is quite a large scale event for many people here. but it is also very deeply personal event, and a somber event for those who may have become accustomed to seeing members of the royal family spending much of their time here in windsor. becky? >> nadia is in wind store. thank you very much indeed. queen elizabeth t...

We also celebrate the life. and we celebrate the start of a new chapter for this country. and im very optimistic. >> how important is this royal family to the hashemites? >> the relationship goes back several decades and spans several generations. the king his majest hussein attended to the throne in 1952 and enjoyed nearly 50 years of a close friendship. and my husband, king abdullah inherited and cherished this relationship. he was also very fond of her imagine jest city, as was i. its impossi...

Fadley Faisal A 37-year-old local warder with the Prisons Department under the Ministry of Home Affairs, yesterday denied charges in the Magistrate’s Court involving allegations of corrupt dealings with prisoners. Asmali bin Abdullah is facing two charges under Section 6(a), Chapter 131 of the Prevention of Corruption Act for receiving gratification on two occasions amounting […]

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