Australia: 25 years to country’s worst mass shooting
Australia, on Wednesday, marked 25 years to the incident of the country’s worst mass shootout in which an unescorted gunman
Myanmar’s Junta assures of consideration to ASEAN suggestions
Myanmar’s junta has assured consideration to “constructive suggestions” given to them by the Southeast Asian leaders in the ASEAN summit
Mixed reactions to ASEAN deal with Myanmar’s military
Human rights groups have showered heaps of criticism on the agreement between Southeast Asian leaders and Myanmar’s military chief Min
Australia Wants To Amend Competition Law Soon
Attacking the monopolies in Australia is on agenda, said Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Chairman (ACCC), Rod Sims. In a
Japan accuses China of cyberattacks, attempts to extract
On Tuesday, Japanese police charged a system engineer with cyberattack, who allegedly executed the attack to extract confidential information from
Myanmar’s NUG urges ASEAN not to recognize Junta
Myanmar’s self-proclaimed government of national unity has urged neighboring states to not recognize the authority of the military government that
New Year’s amnesty: Myanmar’s junta releases 23,000 prisoners
Myanmar’s army released, on Saturday, about 23,184 prisoners from jails across under a New Year amnesty. Saturday, the first day
US climate envoy in shanghai for climate talks
U.S. climate envoy John Kerry is in China for talks on Thursday, as the two countries look forward to cooperate
Myanmar to see protests amidst new year celebrations
Myanmar pro-democracy activists have, on Tuesday, pledged to hold several rounds of protests this week to keep the pressure on
Rights groups ask Canada to “do more” for
Amid a hefty crackdown on dissenting voices in Hong Kong, Canada has opened up study, work and residency permit programmers
