Japan leads the way as Asia markets surge
The Nikkei 225 index rose 1.27 percent to 27,761.57 on the day, led by shares of Fast Retailing, which jumped
Singapore braces for shortage of national dish as
Singapore is bracing for a shortage of its national dish, chicken rice, as Malaysia, its major supplier, halts all chicken
New Australian Administration Has More Women Representation Under
Australia has a new prime minister and he has already got a new brigade of women politicians appointed to serve
China marks second-largest Taiwan defense incursion this year
This year, China has made the second-largest incursion into Taiwan’s air defense, with Taipei reporting 30 jets entering the area.
China, US divided over UN rights envoy’s visit
The UN rights envoy defended her contentious visit to China on Saturday, urging authorities to avoid “indiscriminate and arbitrary” measures
Nepal plane crash: All onboard suspected dead, search
A day after the Tara Airlines plane with 22 passengers on board crashed into a mountainside in Nepal, the Home
US to probe North Korea’s unusual missile test
The US intelligence community is trying to ascertain whether North Korea tested a ballistic missile with properties Washington has not
Anthony Albanese Sworn In As Australia’s Pm Before
Anthony Albanese, Australia’s new prime minister, has been sworn in and will fly to an international meeting immediately. On Monday,
10 Bizzare things about North Korea
To put it mildly, North Korea is one of the most bizzare countries on the planet. In the Korea, there
Europe plans $221 billion fund to ditch Russia’s
The European Union (EU) has unveiled a €210 billion plan to wean itself off Russian oil and gas. The “REPowerEU”
