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The president confirms that he will participate in the three-day presidential election to be held on March 17. Under current law, he could remain in office until 2036

The prominent Hong Kong activist fled to Canada amid Beijing's clampdown on dissent and now cannot return.

Germany’s eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt now requires individuals seeking German citizenship to confirm in writing that they “recognize Israel's right to exist and condemn any efforts directed against the existence of the State of Israel."

Readers discuss activists’ role in the transition to renewable energy, Hong Kong’s plans to build a third medical school, and confusing date formats in public service messages.

Middle-of-the-road hopefuls worry their chances will be hit if many voters stay home on Sunday.

Agnes Chow is one of Hong Kong's prominent pro-democracy activists. She fled to Canada amid Beijing's tightening clampdown on dissent and now cannot return.

Saxony-Anhalt, a state in Germany has done what many around the country are calling for: If you want to be a citizen of Germany, you need to pledge allegiance to Israel. The legality of this remains unclear.

The Cultural Heritage Administration said Thursday it would push for concrete steps to grow the economy and digitize the way cultural assets are used and promoted, ahead of the enactment of a new law on heritage management. Nurturing cultural heritage-related startups while incentivizing ordinary Koreans to make more frequent visits to cultural sites are some of the priorities, the culture agency said in a press stat...

Allan Hancock College is celebrating the graduation of dozens of students from its public safety programs, including law enforcement, fire and nursing.

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