Syria marks year since deadly chemical attack near Damascus
Opponents plan modest Friday rallies to honor victims as world focus shifts away from Assad. The U S bombs IS in Iraq while Western officials reduce calls for Assad’s ouster. Activists recall Ghouta siege and barrel bombs, stressing disbelief at global indifference.
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Thai army ruler named prime minister after coup
Gen Prayuth Chan-ocha was named Thailand's prime minister by the National Legislative Assembly amid a wave of military reforms. He will retain his army role until retirement next month, with a 35 member cabinet to follow as critics warn of prolonged rule and a stronger military grip.
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Noodles spark pride as South Koreans defend diet
South Koreans push back against a Baylor study linking instant noodles to heart risk. Kim Min koo defends his favorite ramyeon with gusto, while others cite habit, nostalgia, and practical tips like adding vegetables and Omega-3. Noodles remain central to daily life across Korea.
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