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QUETTA, Pakistan (AP) — Pakistan’s largest airport, funded and built in the country’s restive southwest by Beijin g, has become operational, officials said Monday.
MOSCOW (AP) — Russian President Vladimir Putin had a call Tuesday with Chinese President Xi Jinping, emphasizing the two countries’ close ties, a day after Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th U.S. president.
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In a 62-page document submitted to the Constitutional Court, which is currently deliberating on whether to have the impeached president removed from office, Yoon’s lawyers accused the liberal opposition of being “anti-democratic gangs” capable of election fraud.
Funding cuts to Afghanistan are the biggest threat to helping the country’s women, the chief of a top aid agency warned Sunday.
Legendary Azerbaijani singer Alim Qasimov shares his journey, preserving and redefining the ancient art of mugham music.
Dozens of Uyghur men who fled persecution in their native China only to find themselves detained in Thailand have entered the second week of a hunger strike in Bangkok. Their fast is a last-ditch effort to pressure the Thai government to halt what the detainees fear is imminent deportation to China, where they face the risk of torture and imprisonment.
“We need to further strengthen multilateralism efforts that will reform the Security Council and revitalise the general sentiment,” Marcos Jnr said last weekend during a toast at the “vin d’honneur”, a formal gathering at the presidential palace attended by diplomats, including China’s ambassador.