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Speaking to This Week in Asia in an exclusive interview on Wednesday, Zelenko said: “Of course, it was a [diplomatic] success. The fact that the summit took place is a milestone in the entire peaceful process, finding ways for just, lasting and comprehensive peace for Ukraine.”
PHNOM PENH – On June 4, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin visited Cambodia in what was widely touted as a “historic” trip, the first by a Pentagon chief on a bilateral basis.
HONG KONG -- With two weeks left before Europe's new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles take effect, speculation is swirling over exactly how -- and how strongly -- Beijing intends to respond to the bloc's move.
MANILA -- The Philippines accused China of "piracy" on Wednesday, as defense officials reported injuries and stolen equipment following an incident in Second Thomas Shoal, a flashpoint in the disputed South China Sea.
KUALA LUMPUR -- Malaysia plans to join the BRICS grouping of emerging nations as it seeks stronger ties with Global South economies across the world, becoming the second Southeast Asian nation after Thailand to start the accession process.
SHANGHAI -- Chinese stocks deemed risky by mainland exchanges have tumbled after the government vowed to set higher standards for companies to stay publicly listed, highlighting the delicate balancing act Beijing faces in reforming its capital markets without spooking investors.