ASEAN finance leaders end meetings in Laos, pointing to challenges from geopolitics, volatile prices

Southeast Asian economies are gaining ground as tourism and exports recover from the shocks of the pandemic, but geopolitical tensions and volatile commodity prices still pose serious

Japanese leader visits new chip factory, stressing ties with Taiwan and support for key technology

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida visited a new semiconductor plant for which his government has pledged more than 1 trillion yen ($7 billion) of support to

Kim tested a new hypersonic intermediate-range missile

North Korea said yesterday it had tested a new hypersonic intermediate-range missile powered with solid propellants, extending a run of weapons tests that’s deepening a nuclear

Ukraine FM arrives in New Delhi to boost ties with India, a historical ally of Russia

Ukraine's foreign minister arrived in New Delhi yesterday for a two-day visit to boost bilateral ties and cooperation with India, which considers Russia a time-tested ally from

Olympic officials move to support 2032 Brisbane Games

After weeks of uncertainty about billion-dollar stadium projects for the 2032 Brisbane Olympics, the IOC and local organizers moved to present the games more positively.

Japan’s Cabinet yesterday approved a plan to sell future next-generation fighter jets that it’s developing with Britain and Italy to other countries, in the latest move away

Convenience store owners charged over ‘Allah’ socks that angered Muslims

  The owners of a Malaysian convenience store chain and one of its suppliers were charged yesterday with offending the religious feelings of Muslims after socks printed

Thailand sends aid to war-torn country, but critics say it will only help junta

Thailand delivered its first batch of humanitarian aid to war-torn Myanmar yesterday, in what officials hope will be a continuing effort to ease the plight of millions

Protesters in remote Ladakh demand protection of fragile ecology

Thousands of people in the remote region of Ladakh have been protesting for over two weeks in freezing temperatures, demanding constitutional provisions from the Indian government to

Bodies of three Rohingya refugees found dead, rescue ops called off

The bodies of three Rohingya refugees were found in the sea as the Indonesian authorities ended a search for survivors from a boat that capsized near

Grueling conditions in Indian shrimp industry that report calls ‘dangerous and abusive’

Noriko Kuwabara was excited to try a new recipe she’d seen on social media for crispy shrimp spring rolls, so she and her husband headed to

Buddhists use karmic healing against anti-Asian legacy and nationwide prejudice today

For one afternoon, on Antioch’s main street and tranquil riverbank, the fragrance of burning incense was paired with the sound of Buddhist and Tao chants. Their

Kim claims progress in developing hypersonic missile designed to strike US targets

North Korea successfully tested a solid-fuel engine for its new-type intermediate-range hypersonic missile, state media reported yesterday, claiming a progress in efforts to develop a more powerful,

No explosives found at Seoul following bomb threat against Ohtani

South Korean police said they’ve found no explosives at Seoul’s Gocheok Sky Dome after searching the site yesterday following a reported bomb threat against Los

Cambodia’s prime minister sounds a sour note on trucks’ musical horns

Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has ordered a ban on musical horns, after videos posted on social media showed people dancing on roads and roadsides as passing trucks

Blinken to underline ‘ironclad’ support for Philippines in disputed sea

Secretary of State Antony Blinken will underscore Washington’s “ironclad commitment” to its alliance with the Philippines, as clashes between Chinese and Filipino forces in the disputed South

Multi-phase election will stretch over 44 days

From April 19 to June 1, nearly 970 million Indians — or over 10% of the global population — are eligible to vote in general elections.

Defense chief says N.Korea supplied 7,000 containers of munitions to Russia

North Korea has shipped around 7,000 containers filled with munitions and other military equipment to Russia since last year to help support its war in Ukraine,

Bengaluru is fast running out of water, and a long, scorching summer still looms

Bhavani Mani Muthuvel and her family of nine have around five 20-liter buckets worth of water for the week for cooking, cleaning and household chores.

22 artifacts looted after the Battle of Okinawa returned Tokyo

Twenty-two historic artifacts that were looted following the Battle of Okinawa in World War II have been returned to Japan after a family from Massachusetts discovered

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