A mass funeral was held at the temple school which the victims attended

Thailand: Funeral Held for 20 Children and 3 Teachers Killed in Bus Fire

In the small town of Lan Sak, central Thailand, grief hung heavy in the air as families and friends gathered on Thursday to mourn the lives of 20 young children and three teachers who perished in a horrific bus fire....
China Fighter J-31

South Asian Air Power: Pakistan’s Acquisition of China’s Fifth-Generation Fighter Jet FC-31

Pakistan has signaled its intent to acquire China’s fifth-generation stealth fighter jet, the FC-31 “Gyrfalcon.” This acquisition is expected to significantly enhance the Pakistan Air Force’s (PAF) capabilities, providing it with a technological advantage over its primary adversary, India, for...
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)

CIA Launches New Global Recruitment Drive Targeting Informants in China, Iran, and North Korea

The U.S. Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has launched an ambitious new recruitment campaign aimed at gathering intelligence from some of the world's most closed and secretive regimes, including China, Iran, and North Korea. In a bold and wide-reaching initiative, the...
Subramanian Iswaran, Singapore

Singapore’s ex-Minister Subramanian Iswaran Sentenced to 12 Months in High-Profile Corruption Case

Singapore's image of incorruptibility, Subramanian Iswaran, a senior cabinet minister, was sentenced to 12 months in prison for accepting gifts valued at over S$403,000 (US$311,882; £234,586) and obstructing the course of justice. The 62-year-old, once seen as a stalwart of...
blast left a crater near a runway at the airport

US Bomb Buried at Japanese Airport Explodes, Causing Major Disruptions

On Wednesday, a buried World War II-era bomb exploded at Miyazaki Airport, causing significant disruption but fortunately resulting in no casualties. The blast left a crater measuring approximately seven meters (23 feet) wide on a taxiway, leading to the cancellation...
Shigeru Ishiba

Ishiba Shigeru: Japan’s Hardline Shift in Security and Defense Policy

Ishiba Shigeru, former defense minister and prominent hardliner on national security, has been elected President of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), making him the new Prime Minister of Japan. His ascension comes with significant implications, particularly in shaping Japan’s...
south china sea

South China Sea Sees Violent Clash as Chinese Ships Accused of Hostile Actions

The South China Sea, Chinese government personnel attacked a Vietnamese fishing boat on Sunday, leaving several fishermen with serious injuries. The incident occurred in the disputed waters of the Paracel Islands, an area long claimed by both China and Vietnam....
China's Diplomacy

“To Get Rich Is Glorious”: China’s Billionaires and the Complex Path to Wealth

In the 1980s, as China began to open up after decades of Maoist rule, a striking phrase echoed across the country: "To get rich is glorious." This saying, though unofficial, became emblematic of the changing economic ethos under Deng Xiaoping,...
South China Sea

Philippines and China Engage in Dueling South China Sea Patrols Amid Rising Tensions Over U.S. Missile Systems

The Philippines and China are engaging in dueling patrols and exercises in the contested South China Sea, as their territorial disputes escalate to new levels of intensity. While these maneuvers continue at sea, recent developments on land are driving tensions...
Setback to Chinese People’s Liberation Army Navy: New Nuclear Submarine Sinks

China’s Naval Ambitions Suffer Blow with Sinking of Advanced Nuclear Submarine

China’s ambitious push for naval dominance took a severe hit when its most advanced nuclear submarine, part of the new Zhou class, sank at the Wuhan shipyard in a highly publicized incident. This event has exposed several vulnerabilities in China’s...
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