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Britain lays out tough child data privacy rules
Social media sites, games and other online services won’t be allowed to "nudge” British kids into revealing personal details or lowering their privacy settings.
Citizens to get a say on how EU evolves after Brexit shock
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Citizens of the European Union will have a say on how the bloc should change to meet their needs under a proposal of the executive European Commission as it seeks to digest the lessons of Brexit.
Myanmar rebels free lawmaker abducted in attack
YANGON: Ethnic minority rebels in Myanmar have released a lawmaker held hostage for two months in a bid to reduce tension in the war-torn western state of Rakhine, a human rights group and the rebels said.
Thai FWP party vows to push on after ruling
Bangkok: Future Forward Party will continue its campaign as promised to the people after the party successfully escaped dissolution in a Constitutional Court ruling, said FWP leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit.
Soleimani killing adds dangerous new dimension to Iraq unrest
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iranian-backed Shi'ite factions have exhorted Iraqis to turn out for a "million-strong" march on Friday aimed at whipping up anti-American sentiment as the United States' struggle with Iran plays out on the streets of Baghdad.
Iraqi president meets Trump in Davos, discuss foreign troops cut - Iraqi statement
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Iraqi President Barham Salih met U.S. President Donald Trump in Davos on Wednesday and discussed reducing foreign troops in the country, the Iraqi presidency said, after Washington spurned an Iraqi request earlier this month to pull out its troops.
PBS: PSS cancellation is a victory for Sabahans
KOTA KINABALU: Local Opposition party Parti Bersatu Sabah (PBS) said the Parti Warisan Sabah-led government's decision to scrap the Sabah Temporary Pass (PSS) plan is a victory for Sabahans.
With a nod from parliament, Greece gets first female president
ATHENS (Reuters) - Top judge Katerina Sakellaropoulou became Greece's first woman president on Wednesday when lawmakers elected her head of state in a rare display of unity.
India's top court gives government more time to explain divisive citizenship law
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court declined calls to suspend the implementation of a new citizenship law on Wednesday, deciding that a constitutional bench of five judges was needed to hear all the challenges to legislation that critics say discriminates against Muslims.
Myanmar rebels free lawmaker abducted in attack on boat
YANGON (Reuters) - Ethnic minority rebels in Myanmar have released a lawmaker held hostage for two months in a bid to reduce tension in the war-torn western state of Rakhine, a human rights group and the rebels said.