‘No dancing in the streets’: Why has Cambodia banned musical vehicle horns? | Politics News

‘No dancing in the streets’: Why has Cambodia banned musical vehicle horns? | Politics News

EXPLAINER Authorities across Cambodia have been ordered to remove musical horns from vehicles and put a stop to roadside dancing. Having ruled with an iron fist for 45 years, Cambodia’s governing party leaders have a lengthy list of practices that have been banned and political opponents jailed or forced to…

Nearly every country’s population will be shrinking by 2100, study warns | Demographics News

Nearly every country’s population will be shrinking by 2100, study warns | Demographics News

Sub-Saharan Africa to account for one in every two children born in 2100, Lancet study says. Fertility rates in nearly every country will be too low to sustain their populations by the end of this century, a major study has warned. By 2100, populations in 198 of 204 countries will…

Q&A: Taiwan whistleblower Rex How on the challenge of generational change | Politics News

Q&A: Taiwan whistleblower Rex How on the challenge of generational change | Politics News

Taipei, Taiwan – Eleven years ago, Rex How, writer, publisher, translator, editor, and then-cultural adviser to the Kuomintang (KMT) government of President Ma Ying-jeou, made a decision that would change the direction of his own life, and the future of Taiwan. On June 20, 2013, How posted a letter on…

Advocates gird for Texas migrant law that could upheave US immigration | Migration News

Advocates gird for Texas migrant law that could upheave US immigration | Migration News

Texas has upped its fight to make a controversial new law — which would allow local authorities to arrest and detain migrants — enforceable. The law has been the subject of an ongoing legal battle, with the United States Supreme Court briefly allowing it to go into effect on Tuesday….

Blinken begins latest Middle East tour, set to meet Arab leaders in Cairo | Israel War on Gaza News

Blinken begins latest Middle East tour, set to meet Arab leaders in Cairo | Israel War on Gaza News

US secretary of state is expected to discuss a truce deal, the exchange of hostages and prisoners, among other topics. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has begun a tour of the Middle East by holding talks in Saudi Arabia on Wednesday, hoping to secure a ceasefire in Israel’s war…

Who is arming Israel’s war on Gaza? | Israel War on Gaza

Who is arming Israel’s war on Gaza? | Israel War on Gaza

Weapons manufacturers could face legal scrutiny for supplying Israel. Israel’s war on Gaza, which has killed at least 31,923 Palestinians, has relied mostly on Western arms and technology. Which producers are supplying Israel with arms? And could there be legal consequences? Presenter: Elizabeth Puranam Guests: Sarah Yager – Washington director…

Fitch Ratings upgrades Qatar to third-highest on back of gas expansion | Oil and Gas News

Fitch Ratings upgrades Qatar to third-highest on back of gas expansion | Oil and Gas News

Revenues from Qatar’s LNG fields will provide budget surpluses until the 2030s, Fitch said. Fitch Ratings has upgraded Qatar to AA, its third-highest rating, on the back of revenues expected from its expanded gas fields, the agency has said. Revenues from Qatar’s liquified natural gas (LNG) fields will ensure that…