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The League of Islamic Council of Southern Thailand has issued a statement opposing the Cannabis and Hemp Bill, the Progressive Liquor Bill and the Civil Partnership Bill, as they are not in line with the Islamic principles.

The striker finds himself as one of the senior players in Wullie Gibson's new look squad

“If you would rather pay for an empty store and an abandoned store for the next five years than invest in our community, you don’t deserve to be here,” Ald. Stephanie Coleman said. “And quite frankly, we don’t want you here.”

National Security Council (NSC) chief Supoj Malaniyom said a new plan to solve the conflict in the deep South will be launched next year while dismissing proposals from ex-premier Thaksin Shinawatra as nothing new.

Dramatic 19-point fall in vote share threatens 15 seats, including constituency of Jacob Rees-Mogg

June 26 will be both Moira McLaughlin's 98th birthday and also 70 years since she was crowned Queen of the South

By this weekend, highs in Texas are forecast to reach 105°F or above.

The UK government’s announcement of a new work visa option aimed at attracting top graduates has elicited some backlash because the list of eligible institutions features no universities from Africa, Latin America or South Asia. The Conversation Africa’s Nontobeko Mtshali asked Orla Quinlan, Director of Internationalisation at Rhodes University in…

The launch of the domestically produced Nuri rocket is a big step for South Korea’s space programme.

Summer is starting out unusually hot for millions across the U.S.

Following a string of union victories at Amazon and Starbucks, a group of prominent progressive grantmakers is seeking to put a total of $20 million into a coalition with organized labor that will steer funds to organizing and advocacy campaigns in the South