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In the country of Kyrgyzstan there is a traditional dance called Kara Jorgo which is also the country's national dance. This dance is used to treat people with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, better known as COPD.

According to Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Washington "and its satellites are doubling, tripling, quadrupling their efforts to contain our country".

Russia-Ukraine War: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said Ukraine needed more military support, including multiple-launch rocket systems.

China-US Ties: China has faced a chorus of warnings from the United States and Western allies in recent days over its growing influence and global ambitions.

The latest exercises in South China Sea come as China faces a growing chorus of warnings from the US and Western allies over its naval ambitions.

A GoFundMe page set up by Debra Austin, who said she was the cousin of the teacher killed in US shooting, said that the teacher's husband died due to a medical emergency.

Tom Cruise had insisted that all actors portraying pilots on the long-delayed "Top Gun: Maverick" film fly in one of the fighter jets built by Boeing Co.

Imran Khan praised India again, saying strategic ally of the US has managed to reduce fuel prices by PKR 25 per litre by buying cheaper oil from Russia.

Amber Heard said she has been the target of a social media campaign by "millions" of fans of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" star and that she suffers from panic attacks, nightmares and trauma.

UK finance minister Rishi Sunak, who has been under mounting pressure to come up with a plan to tackle the UK's highest inflation rate in decades, said he knows people are worried about bills.

Previous research in Amazon had revealed hundreds of isolated sites across more than 1,700 square miles of the Llano de Mojos region.

Russia-Ukraine War: Ukrainian President rejected calls to accept territorial concessions to appease Moscow.

In the video posted on Twitter, Kadyrov can be seen saying that the "issue of Ukraine is closed" and that Poland is next.

The conference which is hosted by Americas largest Gun Lobby ironically will not allow guns during Mr Trumps address.

Ousted Pakistan PM Imran Khan demanded that the assemblies be dissolved, warning that he would return with a fresh rally next week if fresh elections were not scheduled.

Imran Khan's Azadi March: The Pakistan government deployed the army in Red Zone to "protect important government buildings" after Imran Khan entered the federal capital amid rising tensions in the country.

Amber Heard, during her testimony earlier this month, mentioned a reported incident in which Johnny Depp was alleged to have pushed his former girlfriend Kate Moss down a flight of stairs.

Russia-Ukraine War: The US Treasury it was closing the escape clause to the drastic financial sanctions imposed on Moscow.

UK Partygate Scandal: Senior civil servant Sue Grays long-awaited report into lockdown-breaching U.K. government parties was published Wednesday.

The coast guard shared several pictures of people in life vests floating in the sea waiting to be rescued. In the background there is thick smoke bellowing out of the two-story passenger vessel.

Developing countries experience 70 percent of the world's disease burden but receive only 15 percent of global health spending, leading to devastating outcomes.

Kavachi volcano was dubbed a "Sharkcano" after a 2015 expedition discovered two species of sharks living within the active crater.

Monkeypox: The United Arab Emirates is believed to be just the second Middle Eastern country after Israel to detect monkeypox.

Texas School Shooting: US President Joe Biden said in an address, "When, in God's name, are we going to stand up to the gun lobby."

Pakistan is in dire need of external finances, hurt by high inflation, reserves declining to as low as less than two months' of imports, and a fast-weakening currency.

The distressing images shared on the internet showed the ducklings lying on the road, which sparked numerous posts calling for a criminal inquiry.

Sri Lanka has been mulling different options to facilitate measures to prevent fuel pumps from going dry, as the country faces a severe foreign exchange crisis to pay for its imports.

Abu Dhabi Gas Explosion: The blast on Monday set off a fire that damaged the facades of six buildings and a number of stores before being brought under control.

Quad Summit: Japanese Prime Minister Kishida said, "In the infrastructure sector, we announce that we will aim to invest more than $50 billion over the next five years to assist projects in the Indo-Pacific region."

Quad has risen and fallen in prominence over the years, but gained new traction following deadly border clashes between India and China in 2020, and a recent surge in Australian diplomatic and commercial confrontations with Beijing.

Zoom Revenue: Revenue from Zoom's high-paying enterprise customers jumped 31% in the first quarter, representing 52% of its total revenue, the company said.

IMF chief said crypto products may be offering faster services at a much lower cost and better inclusivity, but for that also there was a need to separate apples from bananas and regulation would be key there.

Fewer than 200 confirmed and suspected cases had been recorded so far, the WHO's emerging disease lead Maria Van Kerkhove said.

TIME has released its list of 100 most influential people in 2022 and it features a surprise.

Kim Jong Un on Sunday attended the funeral of Hyon Chol Hae, a Korean People's Army marshal and reportedly Kim's mentor.

The report did not specify what charges the surrendered Ukrainian soldiers from Azovstal steel plant would face.

Wang Wenbin, Chinese foreign ministry spokesman, said, "No one should underestimate the firm resolve, staunch will and strong ability of the Chinese people in defending national sovereignty and territorial integrity."

Strongly oppose attempts to change the status quo by force in the East China Sea and South China Sea, Japan PM Fumio Kishida said

A report said SpaceX would be paying $70 a share -- 25 percent above the $56 a share the stock traded for in February after a stock split.

Australia's relations with China, its largest trading partner, are at a low ebb after they clashed over a number of issues including trade, the origins of the coronavirus and accusations from Australia of foreign interference.

Miss.Tic's work often included sly wordplays and a heroine with flowing black hair, who resembled the artist herself, and the images became fixtures on walls across the capital.

Sayyad Khodai: Iran's state news agency IRNA described the killed member of Iran's Revolutionary Guards him as a "defender of the sanctuary."

The 53-year-old was up on a ladder and hooked into a harness connected to a tree when things took a frightening turn.

By coming out, the doctor hopes to bring "visibility" and end the "cycle of denial", not only for LGBT+ Qataris but all those living in the nation.

Biden In Japan: Biden, making his first trip to Asia as president, flew from South Korea into Yokota Air Base outside Tokyo, where he will meet with Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and emperor on Monday.

Covid In China: The authorities have imposed a lockdown in the Haidian district along with Chaoyang, Fengtai, Shunyi, and Fangshan districts, China's Global Times reported citing a statement of the city government's spokesperson, Xu in Hejian.

The 37-year-old Saudi tourist has been charged with aggravated damage to cultural heritage and monuments.

Albanese said Sunday he would meet the trio individually after joint talks in Tokyo at the "Quad" summit, which is united in concern over China's growing military and economic clout

Heavy storms in Canada: Nearly 900,000 homes in Ontario and Quebec provinces were without power on Saturday night, according to online counts from local providers.

Australia Elections: Anthony Albanese, Australia's next Prime Minister said, "I think people want to come together, look for our common interest, look towards that sense of common purpose."