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Police on Wednesday executed warrants for the arrest of 12 people allegedly part of a gang that ran human-trafficking operations between Tunisia and Sicily on "luxury" dinghies. (ANSA)

About $16.5 million will have been spent by June on what to do about over-tourism in Milford Sound, but Tourism Minister Matt Doocey says the work has been,...

The high cost of living and higher levels of inflation are leading to more Kiwi children living in poverty and experiencing material hardship in the year to...

THE Philippines could grow by 6.0 percent this year on the back of robust spending, improved labor market conditions and a continued tourism recovery, Standard Chartered Bank said.

News News: Former F.T. Island member Song Seung-hyun prepares to embark on a journey towards matrimony with his long-time girlfriend. Set for June, this upcoming nuptial not only signifies a union of hearts but also brings forth a significant inheritance, as Song Seung-hyun is confirmed to inherit his future father-in-law’s restaurant business in the United States.

It’s been about seven years since Brooke Fraser last performed live in her homeland - and she’s returning to Aotearoa for a one-off show with the Auckland...

The Minister for Auckland, Simeon Brown, could lose all his staff for the portfolio when its funding runs out in June. The Government will need to renew...

Chairman of the National Liberal Party (PNL) Nicolae Ciuca said on Wednesday at the Romanian Athenaeum that he is counting on the reason of…

MMAMASHIA: The Water Utilities Corporation (WUC) has assured Greater Gaborone residents that water shortages will be the thing of the past by June, thanks to the P1.1 billion Mmamashia Water Treatment Expansion Project, set to be commissioned alongside the North-South Carrier II.

President Klaus Iohannis told a plenary session on Wednesday of the European Parliament in Strasbourg that the candidates in the upcoming European...