Dong Jun’s appointment as defence minister shifts China’s military landscape
Dong's appointment as defence minister underscores China's commitment to strengthening its position and defence capabilities on the global stage.
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Vietnam’s ‘bamboo diplomacy’ reinforces global ties
Vietnam's 'bamboo diplomacy' strategically enhances global ties, positioning itself as a key player in diplomatic relations and trade.
Nagasaki resort plan rejected by Japan’s government
Japan's government rejects Nagasaki's casino resort plan over funding concerns. Osaka leads in the integrated resort development.
India as the fastest growing economy in 2024
The Indian economy appears poised for growth with favorable indicators paving the way.
Yeti Airlines crash reports raises concerns about Nepal’s aviation sector
The reports disclosed that the pilots accidentally cut power, leading to an aerodynamic stall and the tragic crash just before landing in the tourist city of Pokhara on January 15.
3 Hong Kong activists sentenced to prison over thwarted bomb plot
The court disclosed that they intended to manufacture explosive devices using the volatile TATP and strategically place them in key public buildings, ranging from government offices to police quarters, court buildings, and railways.
Growing U.S.- China Tensions Heighten Risk of Conflict in Asia Pacific
The U.S. sees China as a formidable challenge to the existing international order, citing Beijing's military expansion and territorial claims, particularly in the South China Sea and around Taiwan.
Credit Suisse faces penalty for misconduct
Credit Suisse faces penalty for its failure to prevent misconduct by its relationship managers in the Singapore branch.
Israel responds to an explosion near embassy in New Delhi
In response to an explosion near the Israeli embassy in New Delhi, Israel has taken further precautionary measures to safeguard its citizens in India.
Armenia and Azerbaijan move forward with peace talks
In a positive development, the two sides exchanged prisoners of war on December 13, followed by a joint statement, marking a rare direct communication not mediated by a third party between both parties.
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