3 years after Myanmar’s coup, is the clock finally running out on embattled junta as it ‘slowly falls apart’?
Three years after the coup, the walls are closing in on Myanmar’s junta and its leader Min Aung Hlaing.
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Malaysian anti-corruption agency asks another Mahathir son to declare assets as probe expands
Businessman Mokhzani Mahathir received an asset declaration notice from the agency, a spokesperson for the Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission said on Saturday.
Russian fishing ships seen off Fukushima reflects Moscow’s ‘hypocrisy’ over Japanese seafood ban
They said that Russian fishermen catching fish off Fukushima to sell to their country’s consumers suggest that either the vessel operators know that treated water discharged from the nuclear plant does not pose a danger, or they just do not care about Moscow’s claim of food safety issues over fish caught in the area.
Singapore jeweller’s crowning moment: designing Brunei Princess Anisha Rosnah’s tiara worn at her wedding
“It’s a once-in-a-lifetime and we won’t be making crowns like these very often. There will not be a second piece so soon,” said Ng.
Australian Open: Zheng Qinwen sparks Chinese tennis hopes going into final
On paper, it sounds like a fairy tale penned by a Chinese tennis fan.
Saudi Arabia's first alcohol store is a big step, but also aims to tackle a longstanding problem: Booze smuggling
Saudi Arabia's first alcohol store has opened in the diplomatic quarter of its capital Riyadh, accessible to non-Muslim diplomats.
India’s Tata and Europe’s Airbus sign deal to manufacture helicopters
The agreement was signed during French President Macron’s state visit to the South Asian country.
Taiwan has broken China's 'diplomatic blockade,' legislative speaker says
TAIPEI -- Taiwan's influential speaker of the legislature said that under his Democratic Progressive Party, it helped the island break through China-imposed international isolation.