After COVID-19’s ‘success,’ North Korea lifts mask mandate
State media in North Korea reported on Saturday (August 13) that the country has lifted a mask mandate and loosened
One year to Taliban takeover: Women’s fight for rights continues
A year since the American troops exited Afghanistan. A year since terror entered lives of countless vulnerable Afghans. A year
Why has S Korea pardoned Samsung’s heir Lee?
South Korea’s president has announced to formally pardon Samsung ‘prince’, heir Lee Jae-yong. The move comes one year after he
Xi Jinping won’t risk a third term by attacking Taiwan
There has been a lot of discussion about how Nancy Pelosi’s travel to Taiwan could worsen already difficult relations between
North Korea’s Kim Jong Un declares victory over Covid-19
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has declared a “shining victory” in country’s battle against the Covid-19 pandemic and ordered
Why is New Zealand’s Jacinda Ardern losing popularity?
The chances of current New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern are looking slim and shakier with each passing day. The
Despite poor global demand, China’s exports expand
China’s export growth unexpectedly picked up speed in July, delivering a positive boost to the economy as it tries to
On Hiroshima Day, UN calls for nuclear disarmament globally
Hiroshima on Saturday reminisced the atomic bombing on Japanese city 77 years ago. The memorial was attended by officials, including
ASEAN advises US & China to avoid affront over Taiwan post Pelosi’s visit
United States House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has moved towards the next leg of her Asia visit, South Korea, but her
Mickey Yatar takes first place in the global street dance competition
Mickey Yatar put everything he had on the dance floor in order to win the national finals of the Red
