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A past tourist mingles with the monkeys in Lopburi, Thailand

Thailand’s Annual Monkey Buffet Festival Held on Sunday

Nov 29, 2016 07:24 AM EST

An annual feast held in Thailand, India, known as the Monkey Buffet Festival, to celebrate the monkey community was held on Sunday. The monkeys were fed and treated as the real VIPs' of the occasion in the one-day celebration, which is not only a tradition but also a tourist attraction.

Rescue operations are still ongoing at the site of the crash.

Plane Ferrying Brazilian Soccer Team Crashes in Central Colombia

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Nov 29, 2016 04:20 AM EST

A plane ferrying 81 individuals, some of whom are Brazilian soccer players, has crashed in Central Colombia on Monday 10:00 p.m. Rescue operations are still ongoing.

Rescue operations is still ongoing after a 6.7 magnitude earthquake hit the region last week on Friday

China Conducts Ongoing Rescue Operations in Earthquake-Hit Region

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Nov 28, 2016 10:31 AM EST

Military personnel have so far successfully evacuated 350 people from the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in Akto County after it was hit by a 6.7 magnitude earthquake last Friday.

A Coca-Cola piece of art made out of Coca-Cola cans at the streets of China

China’s Coca-Cola Employees Down Tools After Company Sells Assets

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Nov 28, 2016 08:44 AM EST

Workers at three different Coca-Cola plants in China went on a strike on Monday, demanding that they should be involved in undertakings carried out by the firm that may affect their work. The move comes after the company sold its assets to a local Chinese firm.

Uyghur men fold up their prayer rugs after praying at the grave of a loved one

New Regulations Require Xinjiang Residents to Submit Identification Cards

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Nov 25, 2016 02:43 PM EST

The Chinese government, in a bid to combat terror attacks, has passed new regulations that will require Xinjiang residents to hand in their identification cards if ever they would need to travel outside the country.

Police authorities nabbed a Chinese man at a South African airport for illegally acqiring Rhino horns.

Chinese Man Busted with Ivory at South Africa Airport

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Nov 25, 2016 03:01 AM EST

A Chinese man has been detained in South Africa's airport after being found to be in possession of illegally acquired ivory.

Two suspects reportedly robbed and killed a female taxi driver.

Female taxi driver robbed and stabbed to death in China

Steve M.C. |

Nov 24, 2016 11:08 PM EST

A female taxi driver was robbed of her earning and stabbed to death by her 'customers' in the Eastern Region of China on Wednesday night.

Robbers in Paris stole goods worth over $5.29 million from two Qatari women.

Qatari Sisters Latest Victim in Paris Robbery Attacks

Steve M.C. |

Nov 24, 2016 04:28 AM EST

Two Qatari sisters are the latest victims to be robbed and manhandled in Paris in what is now becoming a growing trend in the French Capital on Monday night.

Three Australian employees from Crown Resort officially arrested are among the 18 individuals who have been detained over gambling issues in China.

China Arrests 3 Australian Crown Resort Employees

Steve M.C. |

Nov 23, 2016 08:21 PM EST

Three Australian employees of Crown Resorts have officially been arrested by the Chinese government and are set to be charged over failure to observe China's gambling regulations.

At least 17 people have been killed after 56 vehicles collided in China's Beijing-Kunming Express Highway.

56 Vehicles Collide at China’s Highway, Leave 17 Dead, 37 Injured

Steve M.C. |

Nov 22, 2016 10:45 AM EST

Rescue operations are still ongoing at the Beijing-Kunming Express Highway after 56 vehicles were involved in a grizzly accident that killed more than nearly 17 people died and with almost 37 people sustaining injuries.

Snow has interefered with many operations in the region in China's capital (Getty images)

Beijing Flights Cancelled as Weather Worsens

Steve M.C. |

Nov 22, 2016 07:54 AM EST

All flights heading to and leaving the Beijing International Airport have been canceled becase of the freezing weather affecting in the region.

An observer drives as a Siberian tiger strolls along a road

Extended Video Sheds Light on July Tiger Attack at Wildlife Park in China

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Nov 22, 2016 07:35 AM EST

An extended video footage of a July incident where a woman died after she attempted to save her daughter while the latter was being dragged away by a Siberian tiger at the Beijing Badaling Wildlife World has led to questions about the park's response to the situation. Zhao, the woman's daughter who was attacked by the tiger, is demanding for a 2 million Yuan ($414,000) compensation.

Daimler's CEO is facing trouble after he reportedly ranted some derogatory remarks to a local over a parking space row.

Daimler China CEO Allegedly Insults China After Parking Spot Row

Steve M.C. |

Nov 22, 2016 02:48 AM EST

Rainer Gartner, CEO of the German car manufacturing company Daimler, has been put into the spotlight over his insulting remarks about China following a slight misunderstanding over a parking space on Sunday.

Vehicles that do not meet the government's current standard on emissions will be banned in Beijing's main urban area.

China Implements New Rules to Assist in Smog Fight

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Nov 22, 2016 02:08 AM EST

China has set out a whole new peak of anti-smog initiatives with new rules and regulations in place.

India's railway system is one of the largest globally, employing 1.3 million and transporting 23 million people daily.

India’s Railway Accident Kills Over 100 People

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Nov 21, 2016 08:30 AM EST

Rescue missions are still ongoing in the Indian state as rescuers try their level best to save as many lives after the Patna-Indore passenger train derailed early Sunday morning, which ended up killing over 100 people and injuring several others.