WorldPingAn Australian man has appeared in a Thai court for the first time on charges of murder and concealment of a body in connection with the death of a teenage girl…
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Australian man accused of teenage girl's murder appears in Thailand court
Australian man accused of murdering Thai teenager and putting body in suitcase pleads not guilty
Thailand’s Malay-Muslim separatists vow to fight as peace talks stall
As Houthis grab Bab al-Mandeb, US appears willing to watch from sidelines
Nithari case victim's father questions Surendra Koli's death, claims murder
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WorldPingSimon Peter Carman appeared in a Pattaya court on Friday charged with killing Tunchanok Donhomla An Australian man accused of murdering a Thai teenager and putting her body in a suitcase pleaded not guilty on Friday in a hearing in the seaside resort…
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WorldPingThe father of a Nithari case victim questions Surendra Koli's death, alleging murder. Koli was found hanging in Haridwar, with police investigating the scene. The victim's father believes Koli was murdered and not a suicide victim.
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Stretched by its war with Iran, Washington may have little choice but to trust Houthi assurances on shipping.
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Thailand’s main armed separatist group, Barisan Revolusi Nasional, says it will continue fighting for self-determination…
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‘Aid influencers’ are being accused of exploiting Nepal flood victims to boost social media followers.
Brief by WorldPing · Original reporting by Al Jazeera
WorldPingA study published in Police Quarterly explores how Canadian courts respond when police officers break the law.
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