Putin Supports Ukraine Ceasefire Idea but Raises Doubts
Russian President Vladimir Putin has expressed support for a ceasefire in Ukraine but remains skeptical about its feasibility.
Category: Asia
Taiwan Calls for Tougher Measures to Counter Chinese Infiltration
As concerns over Chinese influence grow, Taiwan warns that stronger countermeasures are needed to safeguard its security.
Armenia and Azerbaijan Edge Closer to Peace with Finalized Draft Deal
After years of conflict, Armenia and Azerbaijan have finalized a draft peace agreement, marking a significant step toward lasting stability.
China’s Newest Refiner Yulong to Test Run Second Crude Unit in Late March
Yulong, China’s latest refining venture, is set to conduct a test run of its second crude unit by the end…
Syria’s Interim President Signs Historic Deal to Merge Kurdish-led SDF into State Forces
Syria’s interim president has signed a landmark agreement with the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), paving the way for the…
Arab Leaders Approve Egypt’s Plan for Gaza Reconstruction
At the latest Arab Summit, leaders from across the region have endorsed Egypt’s comprehensive plan for the reconstruction of Gaza.
Japan Deploys 2,000 Firefighters to Combat Worst Forest Blaze in Decades
In response to Japan’s most severe forest fire in decades, the country has deployed 2,000 firefighters to the northern Iwate…
PKK Announces Historic Ceasefire with Turkey After 40+ Years of Conflict
In a groundbreaking move, the PKK declares a ceasefire with Turkey following a call from their jailed leader, Abdullah Öcalan,…
Israel Prepares to Defend Druze Community Near Damascus Amid Growing Tensions
Israel’s defense ministry orders military readiness to protect a Druze settlement on the outskirts of Damascus, claiming the minority group…
Thailand Deports Dozens of Uyghurs to China Amid Human Rights Concerns
Despite urgent warnings from human rights groups, Thai authorities have deported at least 40 Uyghur refugees to China, where they…
Violence Erupts During Mass Protests in Athens on Anniversary of Greece’s Deadly Rail Crash
As 200,000 people flooded the streets of Athens to mark the second anniversary of Greece’s worst rail disaster, violence broke…
Couple Forced to Sit Next to Dead Body for 4 Hours on Qatar Airways Flight
A couple on a Qatar Airways flight from Australia to Qatar were left in horror after a woman died mid-flight,…
Xi Affirms ‘No Limits’ Partnership with Putin on Ukraine War Anniversary
On the third anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, President Xi Jinping reaffirmed his “no limits” partnership with Vladimir…
Israel Deploys Tanks in Intensified Assault on West Bank, Targeting Jenin
Israeli tanks advance into Jenin as military operations intensify across the West Bank, causing widespread destruction to Palestinian infrastructure and…
South Korea Protests Japan’s Territorial Claim Over Disputed Islets
South Korea protested at Japan’s repeated territorial claims to the disputed islets lying halfway between the two countries, called Dokdo…
Saudi Media Forum 2025 Wraps Up with Landmark Partnerships, Industry Awards and Initiatives
The 4th Saudi Media Forum concludes with an impressive showcase of industry partnerships, talent development initiatives, and strategic agreements that…
Hundreds of Chinese Nationals Airlifted Home After Myanmar Scam Crackdown
Thailand is facilitating the airlift of hundreds of Chinese nationals rescued from illicit scam centers along the Myanmar border.
Arab Leaders Meet in Saudi Arabia to Craft Alternative to Trump’s Gaza Plan
Top Arab officials from Egypt, Jordan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, and Bahrain gathered in Saudi Arabia to discuss an…
South Korea’s Impeached President Yoon Faces First Trial for Insurrection
South Korea’s former president Yoon Suk Yeol attended his first trial hearing on charges of insurrection, marking a historic moment…
Arab Leaders Gather in Riyadh to Challenge Trump’s Gaza Plan
In a high-stakes closed-door summit set for tomorrow in Riyadh, Arab leaders will unite to develop a strategy to counter…
Aboriginal Group Sues Australian Government for $1.1 Billion Over Mining Project
The Yindjibarndi Ngurra Aboriginal Corporation has launched a landmark lawsuit against Western Australia’s state government, seeking $1.1 billion in damages…
Gaza’s Reconstruction to Cost Over $50 Billion After Devastating War
A new study estimates that rebuilding Gaza will require at least $53.2 billion over the next decade following Israel’s military…