South Koreans are desperate to draw a line under months of political turmoil sparked by Yoon's declaration of martial law, for which he was impeached
Malaysia’s economy minister said yesterday he was resigning from his cabinet post after losing his position as deputy president of the ruling PKR to the premier’s daughter in a party poll.
The world's poorest nations face a "tidal wave of debt" as repayments to China hit record highs in 2025, an Australian think-tank warned in a new report
The govt would build a memorial at Baisaran in memory of the 26 victims of the attack
The Japanese premier’s office will symbolically accept soil from near the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant to show it is safe, officials said yesterday, with reports saying it will be used in flower beds.
Japan has accused China of conducting unnotified maritime scientific research within its exclusive economic zone around its southernmost island in the Pacific Ocean, Tokyo said yesterday.
The move was a message against terrorism and violence in India’s only Muslim-majority region
This marks a significant milestone in the bloc's ongoing journey of regional integration.
A total of 200 sea turtles, including 100 acclimated to wild conditions, have recently been released into the ocean
The visit visa scam has stirred up mainstream and social media as the roles of home minister Lekhak and his private secretariat come under increasing scrutiny.
A 5.7-magnitude earthquake hit near the Indonesian island of Sumatra yesterday, the United States Geological Survey said, damaging more than 100 houses with no reports of casualties.
South Koreans are desperate to draw a line under months of political turmoil sparked by Yoon's declaration of martial law, for which he was impeached
Malaysia’s economy minister said yesterday he was resigning from his cabinet post after losing his position as deputy president of the ruling PKR to the premier’s daughter in a party poll.
The world's poorest nations face a "tidal wave of debt" as repayments to China hit record highs in 2025, an Australian think-tank warned in a new report
The govt would build a memorial at Baisaran in memory of the 26 victims of the attack
The Japanese premier’s office will symbolically accept soil from near the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant to show it is safe, officials said yesterday, with reports saying it will be used in flower beds.
Japan has accused China of conducting unnotified maritime scientific research within its exclusive economic zone around its southernmost island in the Pacific Ocean, Tokyo said yesterday.
The move was a message against terrorism and violence in India’s only Muslim-majority region
This marks a significant milestone in the bloc's ongoing journey of regional integration.
A total of 200 sea turtles, including 100 acclimated to wild conditions, have recently been released into the ocean
The visit visa scam has stirred up mainstream and social media as the roles of home minister Lekhak and his private secretariat come under increasing scrutiny.
