Kim Jong Un calls South Korea as primary foe; escalating tensions
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un calls for constitutional changes designating South Korea as the "primary foe," escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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UN report reveals collaboration between North Korean hackers and criminal networks in Southeast Asia’s illicit banking scene
The report, released by the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC), points to the Mekong region, encompassing Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, and Cambodia, as a hotspot for such illicit activities, facilitated by hackers like North Korea's Lazarus Group.
7 groups submit proposals for Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High-Speed Rail Project revival
Seven groups, comprising 31 firms from Malaysia and international entities, have submitted concept proposals for the Kuala Lumpur-Singapore High-Speed Rail project after numerous challenges and delays.
CoRover.ai launches BharatGPT; a milestone in India’s conversational AI landscape
CoRover.ai unveils BharatGPT, an Indigenous Generative AI platform, integrated with the National Hub of Language Technology, supporting multiple languages and offering numerous applications, marking a leap in India's Conversational AI landscape.
Arakan Army claims control of Paletwa, escalating Myanmar’s insurgency crisis
The AA spokesperson, Khine Thu Kha, stated that the group would cooperate with neighbouring countries on border stability and assume administrative and law enforcement responsibilities in the area. The military junta has not yet responded to the AA's claim.
Congress launches Bharat Jodo Nyay Yatra before elections
As India gears up for the national election, the opposition is striving to counter the electoral dominance of Modi's BJP.
Southeast Asia grapples with the surging popularity of high-nicotine vape pens
In Vietnam, where vaping is unregulated, the government is considering new laws to control the use and sale of e-cigarettes. Singapore and Thailand have strict bans on importing, selling, and using vapes, yet black markets have emerged, challenging the effectiveness of these prohibitions.
Maldives sets March 15 deadline for Indian troops withdrawal
Ahmed Nazim, the policy director at the President’s Office, stated that the Maldivian delegation proposed the removal of Indian troops by March 15, emphasizing this as President Muizzu's policy. However, the deadline was not mentioned in official statements from both India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) and the Maldives Foreign Office.
Taiwan’s William Lai clinches 3rd term as president, defies China’s opposition to uphold democratic values
Lai's victory marks an unprecedented third consecutive presidential term for the pro-sovereignty Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which has governed Taiwan for eight years.
India and United States forge ahead in strengthening trade ties amid diplomatic challenges
The announcement followed the annual trade policy talks held in New Delhi on January 12 between Tai and India's Trade Minister Piyush Goyal. This dialogue is part of Tai's three-day visit to India, aiming to bolster bilateral trade relations between both countries.
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