Al Jazeera

In­done­sians robbed of their sav­ings in cy­ber scams re­port lit­tle re­lief from banks or au­thor­i­ties.

Twelve years ago, an Uzbek hit­man tried to kill an ex­iled imam in Swe­den. The rest may not be his­to­ry, just yet.

The coun­try’s cen­tre-right Na­tion­al Par­ty is ex­pect­ed to win the most seats, form­ing New Zealand’s new gov­ern­ment.

Hun Manet is now the prime min­is­ter but Hun Sen will re­main very much at the cen­tre of pow­er, an­a­lysts say.

Crit­ics de­scribed the elec­tion as the least free and fair in decades due to ex­clu­sion of main op­po­si­tion par­ty.

Sev­en­teen par­ties reg­is­tered for elec­tion along­side PM Hun Sen’s par­ty, but it is al­most im­pos­si­ble for him to lose.

Mc­Cart­ney said tech­nol­o­gy was used to ‘ex­tri­cate’ Lennon’s voice from an old demo which was used to com­plete the song.

Cam­bo­dia’s Con­sti­tu­tion­al Coun­cil re­jects ap­peal from op­po­si­tion Can­dle­light Par­ty to be al­lowed con­test elec­tion.

A rare hy­brid so­lar eclipse will be vis­i­ble on Thurs­day in some ar­eas. The next one will take place in 2031.

The high­ly clas­si­fied doc­u­ments are be­lieved to have first ap­peared on the so­cial me­dia app sev­er­al weeks ago.