Algeria

Algeria Boosts Financial Ties with BRICS Nations with $1.5 Billion Investment in BRICS Bank

Algeria has announced plans to invest $1.5 billion to purchase shares in the BRICS New Development Bank (NDB) while pulling back its bid for full membership in the BRICS economic alliance. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune made these revelations during an interview...
Bangkok Gesagomon Bridge Collapse, Thailand

Bangkok’s Gesagomon Bridge Closed for Repairs After Embankment Collapse: Five-Day Disruption for Motorists

The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has closed the Gesagomon Bridge in the city’s Dusit district for urgent repairs following an embankment collapse on Sunday night. The closure, which took effect on Monday, is expected to last for five days, significantly...
Thai Airways

Thai Airways: Spin-Off Plan for Business Growth and Competitiveness

Thai Airways International (THAI) is setting its sights on a transformative business strategy aimed at spurring growth and boosting profitability. The national airline, under the leadership of President Chai Eamsiri, is preparing to spin off key business units into standalone...

Thailand Industry Ministry Tightens Controls on Substandard Imports to Protect Thai Consumers and Industry

Thailand Industry Ministry has intensified its scrutiny of imported products by ordering the Thai Industrial Standards Institute (TISI) to work closely with the Customs Department. The initiative aims to protect both Thai industries and consumers from potentially harmful and low-quality...
Diego Garcia

Chagos Archipelago: UK-Mauritius Deal on Strategic Islands Draws Reactions from US, China, and India

The United Kingdom and Mauritius over the sovereignty of the Chagos Archipelago, home to the strategically vital island of Diego Garcia. After decades of tension and diplomatic wrangling, the British government agreed to transfer control of the islands to Mauritius,...
New Zealand Navy vessel on fire, as seen from Tafitoala, Samoa

New Zealand Navy Ship Grounds Near Samoa Coastline, 75 Rescued Unharmed, Probe Launched to Determine Cause

New Zealand Navy’s specialist dive and hydrographic vessel Manawanui ran aground and sank off the southern coast of Upolu, Samoa, late last night. Fortunately, all 75 crew members and passengers aboard were rescued and are safe, according to a statement...
Kim Jong-un, Xi Jinping

75 Years of China-North Korea Relations: Xi Jinping Promises Increased Cooperation in Message to Kim Jong-un

Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un exchanged congratulatory messages today, reaffirming their nations’ long-standing friendship and pledging to deepen diplomatic cooperation. This exchange marks the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and...
Investigators found illegally installed gas cylinders following the accident, Thailand.

Thailand: Bus Fire Tragedy Sparks Debate Over Educational Field Trips

The tragic bus fire that claimed the lives of 20 students and three teachers on Tuesday, leaving several others injured, has ignited a heated debate over the safety of school field trips. While some call for a complete ban on...
Asian Highway

Asian Highway: Myanmar Rebel Group Refuses to Reopen Asian Highway Amid Ongoing Conflict

Myanmar's military junta and the ethnic Karen insurgency, the Karen National Union (KNU) has refused to reopen a critical section of the Asian Highway linking Myanmar and Thailand, citing concerns over potential military advances. The highway, a vital economic and...
Disability, Australia

Australia: Tool for Non-Verbal Users Faces Accusations of Manipulation and Deception, What Went Wrong?

In a quiet home in Melbourne, Australia, 29-year-old Tim Chan is typing on a bespoke keyboard with the gentle touch of his mother, Sarah, on his shoulder. Diagnosed with autism as a toddler, Tim is non-verbal and relies on facilitated...
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