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
Afghan government, Taliban agree to step up peace talks amid violence
Amid the ongoing violence in Afghanistan, Kabul and the Taliban have agreed on expediting high-level peace talks in the Qatari
US denies China’s unlawful maritime claims
The United States has denied China’s “unlawful” maritime claims in the South China Sea and has reiterated its stand with
Japan PM Suga’s Cabinet at a record low in nationwide survey over many issues
Two public surveys were carried out in Tokyo from last Friday to Sunday, one by national telecaster NHK and the
Attack on Philippine forces in South China Sea would go against us: Blinken
The United States repeated a warning, on Sunday, to China that an attack on Philippine forces in the South China
Taliban leaders announce they now control majority of Afghan territory
On Friday, The Taliban leaders stated that they now control a majority of Afghanistan’s territory as the United States military
Telenor to move out from Myanmar citing security risks
Norwegian telecoms group Telenor, on Thursday, said it is selling its subsidiary in Myanmar as a result of the military
Muhyiddin Yassin’s administration in dire straits as UMNO withdraws its support
The United Malays National Organization (UMNO) has withdrawn its support for Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin’s government and demanded his
