International Affairs

North Korea's latest weapon appears to be emulating Russian Poseidon torpedoes, said to be capable of spawning radioactive ocean swells…

Populations of fish such as bony herring and carp had boomed in the river following recent floods, according to the…

Hamas, which controls the Gaza Strip, called the killings a "crime" that would not go unanswered, while Islamic Jihad vowed…

The United Nation's Mission to Afghanistan (UNAMA) on Wednesday called on the Taliban to reverse restrictions on the rights of…

Swift rise to PM, but some doubt Rishi Sunak can win UK elections

A China-funded high-speed rail project in Indonesia is on track to launch in 2023, despite being over-budget by up to…

India has made headlines recently as the country has overtaken the UK, its former colonial master, to become the fifth-largest…

The China-Laos Railway significantly boosted the development of logistics and flow of people across Laos, bringing to life Laos' strategy…

Queen Elizabeth, Britain's longest-reigning monarch and the nation's figurehead for seven decades, has died aged 96, Buckingham Palace said on…

Reading Russian President Vladimir Putin's mind is rarely a straightforward task, but on occasion the Kremlin leader makes it easy.

The mass shooting is the latest instance nationwide of first responders and civilians coming face-to-face with the threat of gun…

If we look at the situation, putting aside our political difference, we could relate the case of Sri Lanka with…

What would happen to the US economy if the "Petro-Dollar" is no longer in favor?

The rules add to Hong Kong's already strict distancing measures, including wearing masks while hiking and a ban on gatherings…

US regulators on Wednesday stripped Chinese state-owned Pacific Networks of its telecommunications license, the latest blow in the simmering confrontation…