Cowen analysts believe Freshpet's competitive advantages are robust enough to withstand threats from rivals like Costco's Kirkland brand and The Farmer's Dog.

Albania's GJKKO court has acquitted Flamur Noka, General Secretary of the Democratic Party, in a defamation lawsuit filed by a Peqin prison officer.

A corruption investigation in Bursa’s Nilüfer Municipality has uncovered an alleged bribery network, documented through financial crime reports and technical surveillance, implicating its former mayor, Mustafa.

A TNT explosion occurred after midnight in Berndesh village, Saranda, Albania, targeting the perimeter wall of a private residence. Police forces are on site investigating the incident, which was discovered in the morning.

Agron Gjekmarkaj provided a critical analysis of Albania's current political landscape, offering direct observations and ironies directed at key Albanian political figures.

Kyiv plans to install additional boiler rooms and mini-CHP plants, along with solar power generation, to provide heat and power capacity for critical infrastructure like medical facilities and educational institutions.

Gazment Bardhi, an Albanian opposition MP, criticized Prime Minister Rama, alleging that public institutions are acting as criminal groups, hindering the country's EU integration, and squandering millions of euros.

Twenty people, including municipal officials and contractors, have been detained as part of a corruption investigation targeting İstanbul’s Üsküdar Municipality, which is run by the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP).

Cambodia and Türkiye are working to strengthen their parliamentary relations, seeking to enhance cooperation between their legislative bodies.

Twenty valuable Khmer artefacts have been successfully repatriated and returned to Cambodia.

The founder of the United People's Front (UPF), currently incarcerated, has been nominated for the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize.

The Khmer Culture Festival is bringing back the spirit of the 1960s, with a special focus on what is considered the 'Golden Age' of Khmer culture.

Tabloids Alo and Informer continue to expand their network of local media, this week registering four more media portals through their daughter companies.

Reports indicate that Thai cluster munitions attacks in the vicinity of Preah Vihear are posing a significant threat to both Cambodian tourism and national security. The incidents highlight ongoing border tensions.

Japan's public transit and health services are facing significant threats due to escalating energy costs, raising concerns about their sustainability and accessibility.

Construction inspection leaders Bureau Veritas and URATA (Cambodia) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance industry standards in Cambodia.

Healthpeak Properties has declared a dividend of $0.1017.

Albanian opposition leader Sali Berisha has accused Prime Minister Edi Rama of deceiving 6,000 families in Durrës who were flooded and left without compensation, while allegedly increasing his own salary.

District administrations in Himachal Pradesh have begun issuing reservation rosters in preparation for the upcoming Panchayat elections.

Coca-Cola's Zero Riel Market initiative is supporting over two thousand families during the Khmer New Year. The program aims to provide assistance and celebrate the festive season.

Özgür Özel, leader of Turkey's main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP), met with the Peoples’ Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) in Ankara as the opposition pushes for a snap election.

The Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), an ally of the Turkish government, has announced the dissolution of its central Istanbul branch and all 39 district branches within the city.

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An analysis explores France's historical involvement and role in preserving Cambodia's territorial integrity. The article delves into how France has contributed to safeguarding Cambodia's borders amidst centuries of various threats.

Two gas cylinders exploded in an apartment in Skënderaj, Kosovo, resulting in injuries to a minor who was subsequently transported to the hospital for medical treatment.

Cambodia is experiencing warnings of potential fuel shocks even as the country's Q1 rice export revenue has climbed by almost one-third.

Five plug-in hybrid supercars are highlighted for their advanced propulsion technology, which delivers improved vehicle performance, instant torque from electric motors, and exceptional power, earning them the DGT Eco label.

Metfone has partnered with leading Vietnamese hospitals to bring high-quality healthcare services to Cambodia.

A novel 'human washing machine' that was displayed at the Osaka-Kansai Expo is now slated to be showcased overseas, drawing international attention.

The Rajasthan Royals secured a thrilling six-run victory over the Gujarat Titans, largely attributed to Riyan Parag's strategic bowling decisions, including his trust in Tushar Deshpande for the final over.

An article from the Phnom Penh Post discusses a prejudiced mindset that attempts to downplay Cambodia's historical and cultural continuity.

Presidenti i Republikës, Bajram Begaj, ka përcjellë një mesazh urimi për besimtarët me rastin e Pashkws katolike, duke theksuar rëndësinë e kësaj dite të shenjtë si simbol i shpresës dhe triumfit të…

Ideja dhe paranoja e Enver Hoxhës dhe udhëheqjes së lartë të PPSH-së e shpallur diku nga mesi i viteve ’60-të, për “krijimin e njeriut të ri, me normat e moralit socialist”, nuk ishte thjesht një…

An article discusses the significant impact of Human Papillomavirus (HPV) on both male and female cancers.

Albanian journalist Poli Hoxha discussed recent political developments, highlighting critical stances and debates within the Socialist Party and reactions from prominent figures.

A 17-year-old, wanted for allegedly abusing a 10-year-old in Gjirokastër in the presence of two other minors, has been arrested in Kakavijë, Albania.

Cat Van Loi is bringing UL-certified cable tray systems to Cambodia, aiming to support the country's expanding infrastructure sector.

Albanian journalist Artan Hoxha declared he would not submit further evidence to SPAK regarding the January 21st event, refusing to reveal his source even if it means risking imprisonment.

Albania remains on high alert after the United States Embassy in Tirana issued a warning about possible threats linked to the Iranian regime, with Bulgaria also confirming it received a similar warning from Iran. Albanian officials, including a former Defense Minister and Prosecutor, have discussed cyber attack risks and past prevented terrorist incidents, with a former prosecutor revealing details of how Tehran allegedly planned terrorist attacks in Albania disguised as a film crew.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama held a closed-door meeting with socialist mayors as part of his 'For the Works of Albania' tour, instructing them to identify historical houses for conversion into museums. The meeting also saw the mayor of Pukë reportedly denied entry.

In Serbia, nearly two women die daily from cervical cancer, a largely preventable disease. The article highlights the importance of educating doctors and pharmacists for successful HPV prevention efforts.

Cambodia's construction sector is experiencing a robust recovery, with the number of approved projects increasing by 30%, indicating gathering momentum in the industry.

In Serbia, nearly two women die daily from cervical cancer, a largely preventable disease primarily caused by HPV, highlighting the critical need for doctor education in prevention.

MARA Holdings (MARA) saw its stock jump 8.3% driven by its focus on Artificial Intelligence and High-Performance Computing (AI-HPC), indicating positive investor reaction to its technological advancements.

Cambodian Prime Minister Manet has demanded action regarding allegations of fuel smuggling from Thailand, signaling a focus on cross-border illicit trade.

Thailand is set to mandate that cannabis shops transition to a medical model, a policy change occurring as the number of such establishments has significantly decreased.

Authorities in Cambodia have issued a warning, stating they will take action against content deemed to undermine the dignity of Khmer women and the nation's culture.

Actress Angelina Jolie visited a school and discussed the possibility of introducing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) classes.

Footballer Brajan Gruda has indicated his current focus is solely on playing for Germany's U-21 team, despite Albania holding out hope for him to represent their national side.

Analyst Agim Baçi criticized the Democratic Party in Albania for its alarming situation and lack of internal competition, stating that the opposition cannot afford to exclude important contributors.

Ghana has launched its first-ever Maternal Mental Health Policy (MMHP) in Accra, aiming to improve the wellbeing of mothers and families by addressing psychological challenges during pregnancy and after childbirth.

Cambodia's Senate president has reiterated the Kingdom’s unwavering commitment to peaceful negotiations and maintaining a ceasefire.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama met with students to discuss the progress of Albania's negotiations for European Union membership. He expressed optimism that after accession, young Albanians would no longer feel like foreigners in the EU.

Lt Gen Pushpendra Pal Singh has taken over as the new Western Army Commander, a significant leadership change within the Indian military.

Actress Angelina Jolie is reportedly involved in a project to restore historic theatres in Battambang, Cambodia.

TV veterinarian Doris Schretzmayer shares insights into working with animals on television sets, including how to cast cows and prepare cats for filming.

Segundo, a 70-year-old Filipino grandfather, has inspired netizens by successfully completing his senior high school education, demonstrating dedication to lifelong learning.

China has expressed concern regarding Japan's deployment of long-range missiles, indicating rising tensions and strategic competition in the East Asian region.

The National Olympic Committee of Cambodia (NOCC) is expanding its 'Olympic Values' programme to include border provinces.

Dentists are weighing in on the safety and efficacy of hydroxyapatite toothpaste, an oral care ingredient gaining attention, providing insights into its benefits and potential concerns.

Northpointe Bancshares, Inc. has announced a dividend of $0.025 per share. This declaration reflects the company's financial performance and commitment to returning value to its shareholders.

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan has expressed his admiration for Allu Arjun's 'Raaka' poster, calling it "intriguing and amazing," and extended birthday wishes to the 'Pushpa' star.

TD Cowen has upgraded Freshpet to a 'Buy' rating, prompting discussion about the pet food company's potential for significant growth.

The Democratic Party has asked the Assembly to consider its proposal to lower the price of oil with an accelerated procedure.

A debate erupted in the Albanian Parliament over proposed changes to its regulations, with MP Gazment Bardhi asserting that the amendments are not urgent and violate the Constitution.

Two years after significant local election success, Turkey's main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) is reportedly on the brink of a split. Media reports indicate growing infighting and dissent within the party.

The United States and Cambodia have signed a bilateral Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on health cooperation, aimed at strengthening efforts to fight infectious diseases.

Fatmir Mediu, former Minister of Defense, testified regarding the Gërdec explosion, stating that his order was not for dismantling armaments but for their transfer from the Armed Forces to a company.

A major South Korean fertilizer company is reportedly planning to establish a new manufacturing facility in Cambodia.

Cambodian authorities conducted a scam raid in Sen Sok, seizing numerous Japanese police uniforms and arresting 200 individuals. The operation targeted a large-scale fraudulent scheme.

A 29-year-old man was stabbed during a fight among young people in Sarandë, Albania, leading to a 19-year-old suspect being sought by authorities.

A casino scam operation in Phnom Penh has been busted, resulting in the capture of over 100 individuals and the discovery of Japanese police uniforms during a raid.

Cambodia has implemented a new nationwide law aimed at tightening the net against technology-related scams, as reported by the Phnom Penh Post.

Bhutan's working poor are facing extreme hardship due to stagnant low wages and a rapidly increasing cost of living. The economic pressures are pushing many to the edge of financial instability.

The Aston Martin Valhalla, a 1078 hp luxury coupé, has started its deliveries in Portugal, promising high performance and sophisticated aerodynamics.

Former European Integration Minister Klajda Gjosha has emphasized the critical importance of justice reform for Albania's integration into the European Union, warning of potential setbacks due to ongoing clashes between the ruling majority and the opposition.

Kryeministri izraelit Benjamin Netanjahu në një mesazh në rrjetin social X, u shpreh se ushtria do të vazhdojë me gjithë forcën tonë, në të gjitha frontet, derisa kërcënimi të eliminohet dhe të…

Swiss author Dorothee Elmiger, who won three book prizes for her novel "Die Holländerinnen," was interviewed in New York by DER STANDARD.

INXY, an EU-authorised payment platform with a presence in Cyprus, announced it has raised $7 million in total seed funding, including a recent $4 million round led by Flashpo, to expand its cross-border payment infrastructure.

A new regional initiative, backed by $200 million, has been launched with the goal of fostering climate innovation.

Pas një kohe të gjatë pa u shfaqur në publik ndërsa dyshimet nëse është apo jo gjallë, apo edhe i plagosur rëndë, udhëheqësi Suprem Mojtaba Khamenei shihet në një video të shpërndarë nga Irani.

Mayors from Turkey's main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP) are under scrutiny due to a series of corruption probes, with accusations focusing on bribery and the alleged misuse of public funds to support girlfriends.

New details have emerged regarding an explosion that occurred overnight in Lezhë, Albania. It is suspected that a gas cylinder exploded in a business owned by K.M., resulting in significant material damage.

Pochentong airport in Cambodia has been opened to the public for the Khmer New Year celebrations, offering wide open spaces for visitors.

An article discusses the importance of standing with science to ensure that its benefits and education reach every child, emphasizing broad access to scientific understanding.

Cambodia's Prime Minister has called for greater consumption of local products to bolster the national economy amidst global uncertainties.

Fuel shock bites in China, but no panic yet

A riot erupted in Kampong Speu, Cambodia, as a mob attempted to prevent an arrest, leading to public disorder.

“Krishti u ringjall. Mos kini frikë! U ringjall siç kishte thënë.” Ky ishte mesazhi që përshkoi meshën solemne të mesnatës në Katedralja “Shën Pali”, ku qindra besimtarë katolikë u mblodhën për të…

The Cambodian Ministry of Environment has released its report for the first quarter, stating that the country's air quality has been assessed as 'good'.

The Polish government announced a significant 96% decrease in attempts to illegally cross its border with Belarus, attributing the success to its strict migration policies and enhanced security measures.

Albanian journalist Poli Hoxha drew parallels between the procedural tactics of politicians like Erion Veliaj, Ilir Meta, and Sali Berisha, who are facing legal issues, and those used by organized crime figures.

Police in Shkodër, Albania, are searching for a suspect in the stabbing of two teenagers, aged 19 and 17, in the city center, while a 25-year-old has been arrested in connection with the incident.

Police in Vlorë, Albania, have declared three individuals wanted in connection with a conflict that resulted in the death of a 63-year-old man, who was reportedly punched to death.

A fire erupted on the SHP Platform of Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) at its Mumbai High Asset, resulting in minor injuries to ten personnel.

President John Mahama expressed profound concern over the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, particularly in the Holy Land, describing it as a 'painful irony' that the birthplace of Christ has become an epicenter of war and violence.

A sculpture has been unveiled to honor Magawa, the hero demining rat, recognizing its significant contributions to clearing landmines.

A casino license in Svay Rieng, Cambodia, has been revoked following the detention of more than 100 individuals involved in scamming operations.

Montenegro and France are strengthening their energy cooperation, with a particular focus on the Kruševo Hydropower Plant (HPP) project, following an intergovernmental agreement.

French households and businesses are expressing significant worry and adopting cost-saving measures in response to soaring fuel prices driven by the Middle East conflict. Similarly, rising fuel costs are pushing ride-hailing drivers in Karachi, Pakistan, to the brink, and new price increases have been announced in Serbia, where the Lasta bus company is facing fuel supply issues, highlighting the widespread economic impact on consumers and small businesses.

The Thessaloniki Port Authority (ThPA S.A.) is actively participating in Seatrade Cruise Global 2026, the world's largest annual cruise industry gathering, to enhance its footprint in the cruise sector.

​Growing energy crisis sparked by Iran war could further shake Filipinos’ trust in Marcos​  phnompenhpost.com

An article explores the historical and cultural connections, or 'Khmer Roots,' that link various Thai provinces back to the ancient Angkor civilization.

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Thailand has reportedly deployed additional troops and armoured vehicles to an occupied territory, signaling a potential escalation in the region.

At least eight people were killed and 95 injured in a bomb explosion on a bridge connecting Tehran with the city of Karaj in western Iran, according to Alborz province's deputy governor.

HP's shares have experienced a 31% decline over the past year, a performance noted despite the company reporting a revenue beat.

Agron Gjekmarkaj offered an analysis of the political situation in Albania, using irony towards political figures and commenting on the tense plenary session in Parliament.

Following tensions in the Albanian Parliament, MP Albana Vokshi has demanded the exclusion of Taulant Balla and maximum disciplinary measures against him, alleging he blackmailed and intimidated opposition deputies.

A supercar driver in Battambang, Cambodia, is facing two charges following a fatal crash.

An article discusses the ongoing relevance of ASEAN as an organization in an era marked by persistent regional disputes.

The Thai military is reportedly encouraging civilians to engage in farming activities on lands that are currently occupied, a move that could have implications for regional dynamics.

The Phnom Penh Autonomous Port has announced a substantial 50% increase in its profit for the year 2025, indicating strong performance and growth.

The Nkwanta North District Health Director in Ghana has called for the immediate upgrading of the Sibi Central CHPS Compound into a fully-fledged health centre to address increasing healthcare challenges in the area.

Malaysia has implemented a ban on foreign credit and debit cards at fuel pumps, though Singaporean motorists are still permitted to use their cards for RON97 petrol purchases.

A call has been made for historical honesty and lasting peace to be established between Cambodia and Thailand, addressing long-standing issues between the two nations.

An overnight raid on a scam center in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, resulted in the detention of 20 foreign nationals. The operation targeted illegal activities associated with the center.

An analysis explores HP Inc.'s historically cheap stock and evaluates how artificial intelligence could influence its future performance.

Investors are anticipating the upcoming earnings report from Healthpeak Properties, with analysts providing a preview of what to expect.

An 86-year-old archpriest, Ioannis Tourlitis, from Sternes Akrotiri, succumbed to his injuries after being severely wounded in a car accident that occurred on Saturday, March 21, on the road to Sternes in Chania.

An article discusses the issue of excessively short lunch breaks, advocating for longer periods for employees.

Chinese authorities in Heilongjiang province conducted a controlled ice-breaking operation on an 11-kilometer segment of the Amur River, on the China-Russia border, as part of annual flood prevention measures.

Pushpender Singh, a deputy Vice-President at Kotak Mahindra Bank, has surrendered in connection with a Rs 150-crore fraud case in Panchkula.

HighPeak Energy is reportedly shifting its business strategy towards a more defensive plan for 2026. This move aims to adapt to anticipated market conditions and secure the company's future.

Individuals who purchased a specific brand of toothpaste may be eligible to receive a cash payout as part of a settlement. This suggests a resolution to a consumer complaint or lawsuit related to the product.

Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) Chair Devlet Bahçeli highlighted the 'terror-free Türkiye' initiative during a parliamentary group meeting, asserting it is not a concession.

An article discusses the case of Preah Vihear and its implications for the limits of international law.

The Serie A title race is entering its decisive phase, with Inter Milan holding a seven-point advantage. Napoli, confirmed as Inter's main pursuer by Matteo Politano's goal, is now hoping for a miracle to close the gap.

The crucial importance of transport was emphasized during a recent logistics council meeting, underscoring its fundamental role in the broader logistics sector.

ACE marked the Khmer New Year with various activities focused on culture, community engagement, and charitable giving.

A senior Vietnamese leader is scheduled for an upcoming visit aimed at enhancing strategic cooperation.

Five suspects belonging to a Vietnamese theft ring have been arrested for allegedly stealing more than 300 cats in Cambodia.

South Korea's former president Yoon is facing a potential 10-year prison sentence as prosecutors continue to pursue their appeal in his case.

Global stock markets saw an uptick as investors reacted to the looming deadline concerning the Strait of Hormuz, a critical geopolitical flashpoint.

Devlet Bahçeli's Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) in Turkey appears to be in disarray, with all local Grey Wolves organizations and 39 regional offices in Istanbul reportedly closed, a move seen as a sign of panic.

The European Union's new Entry/Exit System (EES), which began a gradual rollout last October, is set to become fully functional from April 10, significantly changing travel to EU countries.

A midwife and rural health worker is calling on the government to extend rural incentives to all CHPS zones and compounds, warning of a potential healthcare crisis in many communities.

Ahmet Torun, the father of 16-year-old Tuana Torun who died in a car crash, claims his daughter's death is suspicious and alleges the family faced political pressure to remain silent after she was reportedly harassed by a CHP mayor.

The Cambodian government is implementing Value Added Tax (VAT) on diesel and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), which could impact fuel prices for consumers.

A tourist ship, the 'MV Fiji Princess,' carrying approximately 30 passengers, collided with a coral reef near Monuriki island in Fiji, leading to the evacuation and rescue of all individuals on board.

Democratic Party leader Sali Berisha appeared before the Special Prosecution Office (SPAK) as part of a security measure, stating that Ergys Agasi is a 'frequent visitor of Surrel' and denying any international arrest warrant for him.

Raffles Cambodia has introduced an immersive 'Path of History' tour and released a new history book, offering guests a deeper dive into the region's past.

The Thessaloniki Port Authority (ThPA S.A.) is preparing for a strong showing at Seatrade Cruise Global 2026, the premier annual event for the global cruise industry. The authority aims to strengthen Thessaloniki's position as a cruise destination.

Angelina Jolie's visit to Battambang has generated momentum for the revival of the city's historic theatres, drawing attention to their cultural significance.

The team behind 'KPop Demon Hunters' shared insights into a potential sequel, an Oscar night mishap, and reflections on Korean identity.

Cambodia's foreign ministry has issued a formal protest against what it describes as a provocation by Thailand, signaling diplomatic tensions between the neighboring countries.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama strongly criticized the opposition, dismissing their statements about blocked EU negotiations as a "big lie" and accusing them of attempting to undermine the government.

Besimtarët katolikë në Shqipëri dhe në mbarë botën kremtojnë sot Festën e Pashkës, ngjarjen më të rëndësishme në kalendarin e krishterë, që simbolizon ngjalljen e Jezu Krishtit dhe triumfin e jetës…

Cambodia Mekong Bank Public Limited has issued an announcement regarding the sale of its shares in Credit Bureau Holding (Cambodia) PLC.

Cambodia's 'Golden King' rice variety has officially gone on sale in Hong Kong, expanding its international market presence.

Germany is considering the return of approximately 800,000 Syrian refugees and is prepared to offer 200 million euros for Syria's reconstruction to accelerate the process.

A school in Kirirom mountain has been able to continue its operations for another year, thanks to the generous support of donors.

The main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) in Turkey saw its call for a snap election firmly rejected by the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) and its ally, the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP).

Woori Bank (Cambodia) Plc. has announced the appointment of a new Chief Executive Officer, tasked with accelerating the bank's growth strategy towards 2026.

Expatriates in Cambodia are actively championing Khmer identity by embracing and promoting traditional Cambodian dress.

A joint summit between Cambodia and the European Union has concluded with promises of closer cooperation, aiming to strengthen ties between the two entities.

The Cambodian island of Koh Rong has been described as a crucial economic lifeline, prompting calls for sustainable development to ensure its long-term prosperity.

A lawmaker has reported that North Korea is currently constructing its third Choe Hyon-class destroyer, indicating ongoing expansion of its naval capabilities.

A melon cream bun has been recalled from the market after consumers reported a foul odor, which was attributed to a mix-up with durian flavoring.

Cambodia's Justice Minister has outlined details of a new 'anti-scam law' which is expected to pass today. The legislation aims to combat various forms of fraud and online scams.

The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has announced the nationwide deployment of over 57,000 personnel to ensure a peaceful Easter celebration, tightening security at key locations.

Agron Duka, head of the Agrarian Environmentalist Party, has publicly expressed his support for Socialist MP Erion Braçe's ambition to run for mayor of Tirana, stating he would give him his vote.

A significant dispute has emerged in Jammu and Kashmir (J-K) regarding the proposed handover of hydroelectric projects to the National Hydroelectric Power Corporation (NHPC).

Ümit Özdağ, leader of Turkey's far-right Victory Party (ZP), has proposed an alliance with the main opposition Republican People’s Party (CHP).

The Royal Cambodian Armed Forces (RCAF) chief has reaffirmed the military's commitment to peace and praised the Army Operations Training (AOT).

The Kong Kong commune has been officially declared mine-free, an achievement made possible with support from India.

A hotel in Porbandar, Mahatma Gandhi's birthplace, has been granted a liquor license, leading to a row in Gujarat, which is officially a 'dry state' where such licenses are typically restricted to premium hotels for permit holders and tourists.

The Julius Nyerere Hydropower Project (JNHPP) is currently operating at only 40 percent of its installed capacity, raising questions about its efficiency and contribution to the national power grid.

The government of Bangladesh is reportedly moving towards lifting its ban on e-cigarettes, a decision that could impact public health and the tobacco industry in the country.

Upcoming preparatory meetings for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are scheduled to take place virtually, indicating a shift in diplomatic engagement methods.

Thirteen people were killed and 57 injured in an explosion at an ammunition depot at a military base in Bujumbura, Burundi, attributed to a short circuit.

Cambodia has reported a dramatic fall in its road toll for March, even with a recent high-profile accident, indicating improved road safety efforts.