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TAIPEI — Taiwan's defence ministry raised the alarm on Thursday (Sept 26) about a renewed surge of Chinese military activity around the island and live fire drills, accusing Beijing of policy instability that presented a serious challenge to its neighbours.
The ratification of a historic agreement to allow Japanese troops on Philippine soil for the first time since World War II could be delayed due to bureaucratic hurdles, according to the Senate’s president, potentially complicating Manila’s efforts to strengthen bilateral defence ties and its own deterrence capabilities.
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon faces growing calls from labour activists to scrap the city’s Filipino nanny programme, one of the key policies he introduced to help alleviate South Korea’s fertility crisis.
The US Typhon missile system’s indefinite deployment in the Philippines signals a bold move to counter China in the Pacific, heightening regional tensions to a new level while stoking political divisions in the Philippines.
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — China test-fired an intercontinental ballistic missile into the Pacific Ocean on Wednesday in a rare occurrence, adding to tensions in the region where multiple countries have overlapping territorial claims and both Beijing and Washington seek to project their influence.
Secretary of Justice Jesus Crispin Remulla said Tony faced multiple cases, including identity theft and violation of immigration laws, and he would not be sent back to China where he was wanted for financial fraud.
BANGKOK (AP) — Kunchanok Khantiphong and Edward Jonathan Caiga were at work when the Senate voted to allow same-sex marriages on a June afternoon.