Somalia and the African Union reacted sharply on Friday after Israel became the first nation to formally recognise Somaliland as an independent state, escalating tensions across the Horn of Africa … Read More
Former European Union commissioner and technology regulator Thierry Breton has sharply criticised a recent decision by the United States to deny him a visa, describing the move as politically driven … Read More
A Russian-flagged tanker carrying sunflower oil from Russia to Georgia reported an attack off the Turkish coast, Turkey’s maritime authority confirmed on Tuesday. Despite the alarming incident, all 13 crew … Read More
Pope Leo is traveling to Lebanon today, carrying a message the world desperately needs to hear — a call for peace, unity, and human dignity. His visit comes as Lebanon … Read More
A dramatic chapter in Bangladesh’s political landscape deepened on Thursday as a Dhaka court handed ousted former prime minister Sheikh Hasina a 21-year prison sentence in a series of corruption … Read More
In a move that reflects a more modern and people-centric work culture, Malaysia’s Public Service Department (JPA) has officially announced that male civil servants are no longer required to wear … Read More
A major human rights controversy has erupted in France, as two global travel giants — Airbnb and Booking.com — face a legal complaint accusing them of promoting what activists call … Read More
As South Korea prepares to host the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit in Gyeongju later this month, Prime Minister Kim Min-seok has urged the nation to take strong action against … Read More
