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Tensions between Thailand and Cambodia have reached their lowest point in over a decade. Cambodia has fired rockets and artillery into Thailand, while Thai F-16 jets carried out airstrikes on Cambodian military targets.

"As our cooperation has deepened, so have the imbalances," European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen told Chinese President Xi Jinping during the EU-China summit. dw.com/en/eu-china-su…

If you’re struggling to sleep during heat waves, you’re not alone. Mitu explains her experience sleeping in a tin-roofed building in Bangladesh during extreme temperatures. Will tips from a leading expert help her get a better sleep? #DW_LSG

Thailand has declared martial law in eight districts near its border with Cambodia as deadly fighting enters its second day, with no signs of it easing up. dw.com/en/thailand-de…

China rolled out a national cyber ID system on July 15, touting it as a tool to fight scams and protect privacy. But experts warn it could have the opposite effect, shifting the power of online censorship further from tech platforms to the government.

Will rising tensions between Thailand and Cambodia lead to war? dw.com/en/will-thaila…

In the Indian state of Bihar, a drive by election officials to verify the identity of 80-million voters is sparking growing anger and frustration. Critics are warning the overhaul could be used to strike off voters who don't support the ruling party.

🕒Modi sets new record Narendra Modi has surpassed Indira Gandhi’s record to become India’s second-longest serving Prime Minister, serving 4,078 consecutive days in office. He now ranks just behind Jawaharlal Nehru, who served for over 16 years.

🚨 Hong Kong places bounty on 19 pro-democracy activists Authorities accuse the “Hong Kong Parliament” group of endangering national security after it held an online vote to form a "legislature" aimed at "opposing one-party dictatorship." dw.com/en/hong-kong-p…

He called himself the ambassador of made-up nations like ‘Westarctica’ and ‘Londonia’ — and even set up a fake embassy in India. Now, he’s in police custody...

For Nufus and Cyril, albinism has been a source of misunderstanding and discrimination. Now, one mother in Indonesia is working to raise awareness and build support for people with albinism.

A 47-year-old man in India posed as ambassador to imaginary nations and duped people for money. He ran operations from a lavish property on the outskirts of Delhi. dw.com/en/indian-man-…

Taiwan: Fueled by "anti-Communist" grassroots campaigns, an upcoming recall vote could overturn 20% of seats held by opposition KMT party lawmakers, who critics say are blocking important legislation. dw.com/en/taiwan-reca…

Last year’s crackdown on student protesters in Bangladesh left hundreds injured and blinded. One survivor is now demanding accountability — calling for former PM Sheikh Hasina to face trial.

Germany’s plan to deport Afghan criminals relies on Taliban cooperation — and it’s drawing scrutiny. The Taliban see this as a step toward diplomatic recognition. But what’s the German government’s stance?dw.com/en/german-afgh…

🚨 Did you know? In one of India’s most rural state — Bihar — voter verification is under scrutiny ahead of key state elections. Watch this video to find out why 👇https://t.co/9TQMZDDzoe