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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Tuvalu’s former Attorney General Feleti Teo was named prime minister of the tiny South Pacific nation Monday after elections a month ago ousted the last government leader.
“Believe it or not, there are times when I want to do so many things but the investment committee says no, and I have to respect that,” he said. “This is about discipline as well and we believe in having good constitutions, councils, and standard operating procedures.”
Back in 2021, amid a raging pandemic, the US National Intelligence Council warned of a more contested world in its Global Trends 2040 report. It highlighted the themes of global challenges, fragmentation, disequilibrium, contestation and adaptation.
JAKARTA — Indonesia's Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto is set to become the next president in October after voters handed him a strong mandate at the Feb. 14 election.
The European Central Bank on Thursday reported its first annual loss since 2004, following hefty payouts because of higher interest rates.
SINGAPORE -- The Singapore Airshow, Asia's largest aerospace and defense industry event, kicked off on Tuesday, returning to full scale following a limited opening in 2022 after the COVID-19 pandemic had wreaked havoc on air travel.
Shuen Chun-wa, 81, and her husband hurried toward a green bus with two dozen other Hong Kong residents, dragging empty suitcases. They had purple tour stickers on their jackets and were headed to shop in Shenzhen, a bustling Chinese city that sits on the northern side of the border with Hong Kong.