LONDON, March 6 — The number of potential modern slavery victims in Britain surged to a record high last year, according to official statistics released on Thursday. Experts are calling for urgent government policy reforms to address the growing crisis.
WASHINGTON, March 7 — SpaceX launched its powerful Starship rocket once again yesterday but soon lost contact with the spacecraft as it soared over the Gulf of Mexico.
NAYPYIDAW, March 6 — Scam centers operating along the Thai-Myanmar border for years have come under renewed scrutiny following the high-profile abduction and release of a Chinese actor in Thailand.
TOKYO, March 6 — Japan Football Association President Tsuneyasu Miyamoto expressed disappointment after FIFA ruled out Japan's bid to host the 2031 Women’s World Cup.
SEOUL, March 6 — Seven people were injured today after a shell landed in a civilian area during live-fire military exercises in Pocheon, South Korea, according to broadcaster YTN.
VATICAN CITY, March 6 — Pope Francis marked the beginning of Lent from his hospital suite yesterday, with the Vatican confirming that while his condition remains stable, it is still complex as he continues treatment for double pneumonia.
