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India repealed almost all of article 370 of the constitution, stripping Jammu and Kashmir of the autonomy it had been
New bump in Pacific geopolitics as China accuses Australia of “vaccine sabotage” in the region
Pacific region has been the centre of regional geopolitics since years now as China and Australia battle out to tamper
Jacinda Ardern apologizes for “racist” dawn raids in New Zealand’s Pacific community
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern presented an official apology for the anti-migrant raids that were carried out in the
Bangladesh floods: At least six Rohingya refugees killed
Heavy monsoon rains led to flash floods and landslides in refugee camps, displacing thousands of Rohingya Muslims, this week, in
Chinese officials and Taliban meet as US exits Afghanistan
China’s foreign minister met a Taliban delegation, on Wednesday, signalling warming ties as the US-led foreign forces are withdrawing from
Situation gets tougher for PM Morrison as Covid-19 cases continue to rise in Australia
Australia’s most prominent cities like Sydney and Melbourne state leaders have imposed lockdowns due to a surge in coronavirus cases.
Suga Might Not Get Support For Next Japanese Election As PM
Ahead of the elections, current Prime Minister of Japan, Yoshihide Suga isn’t feeling very confident of getting any support. Apparently,
Canada to rescue Afghan interpreters amid ‘critical’ situation
Canadian officials, on the ground in Afghanistan, are working to identify a new “path to protection” for the eligible Afghans
South Korean President cancels trip to Japan Olympics over lewd remarks by diplomat
On Monday, South Korean President Moon Jae-in office said he would not visit Tokyo for the Olympics, dashing expectations that
