Why Is VP Kamala Harris In Singapore?
The United States is using friendly diplomacy to get back at China’s growing influence in the South East Asian region.
Merkel and Putin hold talks in Moscow, at odds over Navalny
German Chancellor Angela Merkel, on Friday, travelled to Moscow for talks with President Vladimir Putin with ties at post-Cold War
Australians Hit By Dangerous Malware On Android Phones
Thousands of Android users from across from Australia to Europe are being troubled by a malware named Flubot. It’s a
Australian MP Seeks De Facto Suppression Order
The Australian MP Charles Christian Porter has been accused of seeking a de-facto suppression order that will protect his reputation;
Afghanistan is under Taliban’s control as foreign troops scramble to exit Kabul
“The war is over in the country.” Taliban announced on Sunday as the insurgent group took the last leap of
Kandahar, Afghanistan’s second largest city falls to Taliban
Life in Afghanistan is in limbo – people have no idea what tomorrow brings amid raising concerns and living in
Thai police say use of force unavoidable as protesters plan new rally
Police, on Tuesday, fired water cannons, pellets and tear gas at protesters in Bangkok as hundreds rallied against the government’s
Taliban take over sixth Afghanistan provincial capital
The Taliban, in four days, has captured the sixth province in Afghanistan – the armed group’s spokesman said on Monday.
Australia won’t bend to Chinese demands to begin bilateral talks
Australia’s foreign minister Marise Payne said that Australia wouldn’t bow down to Chinese demands to change its policy to restart
Article 370: Why more locals in Kashmir are becoming militants
India repealed almost all of article 370 of the constitution, stripping Jammu and Kashmir of the autonomy it had been
