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The newly-appointed Prime Minister of Sri Lanka, Ranil Wickremesinghe, on Tuesday, sought a report on the attack on the Gota Go Gama protestors from the countrys Inspector General of Police.

By Robert Samuels and Toluse Olorunnipa

CAMP ZAMA, Japan — “I have been to war in Iraq … but this was a different war, the enemy was COVID-19.”

Despite traveling throughout the globe for military moves, Leilani Tabor has retained her Guam roots, according to a U.S. Army online story.

Family converses on a bright, white sand beach on Guam as the sun starts to fall below the water, painting the sky with pinks, oranges and yellows. The smell of

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This despite the Department of Tourism, in a statement from 2018, saying it had invited tenders to renovate the building. The building is intended to be utilised as the third hotel school in the pr...

The Expert Soldier Badge competition, the first ever for U.S. Army Japan, began Monday with a field of 121 from across Japan and Guam. The competing troops spent a week training for the tests they would face.

The plain white envelope sat amongst the ornaments and baubles resting on the scratchy, fake branches of the Christmas tree placed in the corner of the living room. It watched

Having faced failure in projecting its own appointees as Tibets spiritual leaders, China is now attempting to influence the appointment of the next Dalai Lama and forge an acceptance of the selected leader among Buddhist countries through diplomacy, a report said.