China and Myanmar revive stalled Belt and Road Initiative project
This move comes at a crucial time, as violence between ethnic rebel groups and the junta continues to escalate in Myanmar's western Rakhine state.
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Thailand and Myanmar collaborate to combat cybercrime amidst surging online scams
The discussion regarding this collaboration between Thailand and Myanmar comes at a time when there is a major crackdown on online scams in Laukkai Town, situated on the China-Myanmar border.
Revised Sentences for Ex-Indian Navy Personnel in Qatar
The new verdict, announced on Thursday, replaces the previous death penalty with jail terms ranging from three to 25 years.
Cyprus advances as a global maritime hub amid challenges and achievements
To reinforce Cypriot shipping, the ministry has already formulated a targeted action plan. Hadjimanoli expressed satisfaction with the progress made thus far and the tangible results achieved.
Russia and India make progress in talks on joint military equipment production
The cooperation between the two nations, India and Russia is of strategic importance and aims to enhance security across the Eurasian continent.
Family suspects foul play as Uttarakhand Merchant Navy Sailor goes missing en route to Turkey
Pinky Saklani has made grave accusations against the company, claiming that they are attempting to portray the incident as a suicide and have ceased communication with the family.
India initiates probe into suspected human trafficking incident
A significant number of passengers on the flight were from the western Indian state of Gujarat. Among them were 11 unaccompanied minors. Out of the total 303 passengers, 276 have returned to India as of Tuesday.
Indonesian students demand deportation of Rohingya Refugees from Myanmar
According to the United Nations, Aceh has witnessed the largest influx of Rohingya refugees in the past eight years, with more than 1,500 individuals seeking safety on its shores.
Turkey Escalates Military Response with Airstrikes on Kurdish Groups in Syria and Iraq After 12 Soldiers’ Deaths
According to the Turkish Ministry of Defence, clashes with the PKK resulted in the unfortunate deaths of twelve Turkish soldiers. In light of this, Turkey took swift action by carrying out a series of air raids and operations in the area.
Imminent Arrests in Nijjar Assassination Case Amidst India-Canada Diplomatic Row
It has been reported that the police will elucidate the alleged involvement of the assassins and the Indian government once charges are officially laid against the two men.
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