Thailand coup leader can remain PM, court rules
Thailand Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha can remain in office, the constitutional court of Thailand has ruled after rejecting legal challenge
South Korea, US, and Japan will hold anti-submarine drills amid North Korea concerns
On Friday, September 30, the naval forces of South Korea, the United States, and Japan will hold their big anti-submarine
People are uninstalling Shopee for its partnership with Toni Gonzaga
Because of the holidays, online shopping apps tend to do very well in the “Ber” months. But Shopee might not
Bangkok is preparing for the arrival of Tropical Storm Noru on Thursday
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has taken measures, such as draining water out of canals in and around the city
Apple Inc to manufacture iPhone 14 in India
Apple Inc. has announced on Monday that it will now make its iPhone 14 in India, as manufacturers shift production
Philippines’ Marcos authorizes aid for typhoon-ravaged areas, five dead
Typhoon Noru made landfall in the capital and northern provinces of the Philippines on Sunday, September 25, leaving at least
Hong Kong’s Cardinal Zen on trial over funding arrested protesters
A 90 year old Hong Kong cardinal has been put on trial along with four fellow democracy supporters on Monday
India fiercely responds to Pakistan’s comments on Kashmir at UNGA
Indian diplomat, First Secretary Mijito Vinito gave a blistering retort at the UN General Assembly (UNGA) on Saturday to Pakistan
The US is sending dangerous signals to Taiwan
After the US secretary of state told his Chinese counterpart on Friday, September 23, that it was vitally important to
“Fat Leonard” fugitive in US Navy corruption case found in Venezuela
A Malaysian defense contractor called “Fat Leonard” has been arrested in Venezuela after he had fled from house arrest before
