- April 27th, 2025
Philippine security forces announced Wednesday, November 27, that Vice President Sara Duterte’s bodyguards had been replaced. The move comes amid heightened political tensions, following the Justice Department’s investigation into Duterte’s alleged death threat against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. While officials...
South Korea remains deeply divided over the prospect of directly supplying arms to Ukraine, even as international calls intensify following reports of North Korean troops bolstering Russia’s war efforts. Recent surveys reveal significant public opposition to such military aid, placing...
Google has pledged its cooperation with Indian authorities investigating the tragic deaths of three men in Uttar Pradesh after their vehicle reportedly plunged into a river from an incomplete bridge early Sunday. The incident has once again highlighted potential safety...
In an unprecedented grassroots effort, hundreds of Chinese investors have mobilized this month to demand answers from authorities regarding the collapse of Evergrande, the embattled property giant that succumbed under more than $300 billion in liabilities. This coordinated campaign marks...
In a dramatic plea before an appellate court, Truong My Lan, a 68-year-old Vietnamese property magnate, appealed to spare her life after being sentenced to death for orchestrating one of the largest fraud cases in global history. The founder of...
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a 60-day ceasefire effective Wednesday, November 27. The truce, mediated by the United States, aims to end over a year of hostilities and pave the way for long-term peace in the region. U.S. President...
Millions of Indonesians will head to polling stations in what analysts describe as a significant political event for the world’s third-largest democracy. The elections will shape Indonesia’s political landscape for the next five years, as voters elect 545 regional leaders,...
China’s Defence Minister Dong Jun is reportedly under investigation as part of a far-reaching anti-corruption probe, according to the Financial Times (FT). If confirmed, Dong would become the third consecutive serving or former Chinese defence minister to be implicated in...
In a landmark move to protect children from the risks associated with excessive social media use, Australia's House of Representatives on Wednesday passed a bill to ban social media for users under the age of 16. The bill, which garnered...
A Malaysian court on Wednesday cleared former Prime Minister Najib Razak and former Treasury Secretary-General Irwan Serigar Abdullah of corruption charges linked to the infamous 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) scandal. The court’s decision to drop the charges, reportedly tied to...
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