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Over 3,000 government buildings in Thailand affected by earthquake, 34 severely damaged

Government urges owners of high-rise buildings, hotels, condominiums, dormitories, and shopping malls to hire certified inspectors to perform damage assessments in line with…

  • Published: April 3, 20258:10 am
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More tigers, more conflict and more challenges as Nepal lacks space, funds for captured ones

The country's tiger population nearly tripled to 355 in 12 years, but reducing conflicts and managing captured tigers remains a struggle, say officials.

  • Published: April 2, 202512:58 pm
  • Author Bhawani Bhatta
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Myanmar earthquake survivors without food and shelter as death toll rises above 2,700

Aid groups in the worst-hit areas of Myanmar said the country's civil war could prevent help from reaching those in need.

  • Published: April 2, 20258:10 am
  • Author Ann Asianews Network
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Thailand on alert as PM Paetongtarn warns of potential aftershocks following earthquake

Speaking from Phuket, the Prime Minister has ordered a coordinated response across all government ministries to address the developing situation.

  • Published: March 28, 20258:44 pm
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Myanmar junta celebrates itself with military pageant amid seismic defeats

Gen Min Aung Hlaing said the authorities were sticking to a plan announced earlier this in March that a long-promised election would go ahead – despite much of the country being…

  • Published: March 28, 20259:25 am
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Only drinking water available amid unprecedented shortage in Pakistan

A meeting of the Advisory Committee of the Indus River System Authority decided on Wednesday to make only “drinking supplies” for one month in April, and then review the…

  • Published: March 27, 20259:10 am
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Suspended South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol’s impeachment verdict could be pushed to April

As of Wednesday, March 26, 5 p.m., the court had yet to give any sign of when it would announce its ruling on whether or not Mr. Yoon will be removed. The court has typically…

  • Published: March 27, 20258:10 am
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ICC prosecutor submits first set of evidence against ex-Philippine president Duterte

Based on a three-page document from the ICC website, Prosecutor Karim Khan’s office has sent 181 pieces of evidence to Mr. Duterte’s defence team as of March 21.

  • Published: March 26, 202512:55 pm
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Nobel Laureate Han Kang, other writers urge immediate impeachment of South Korean President Yoon

In a separate move, the Writers Association of Korea gathered in front of the protest camp at Gwanghwamun in central Seoul Tuesday afternoon and issued an emergency declaration…

  • Published: March 26, 20258:35 am
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Seoul sets out to reinvigorate diplomatic efforts

The Foreign Ministry said First Vice Foreign Minister Kim Hong-kyun spoke with Joseph Yun, acting US ambassador to South Korea, with both sides reaffirming their commitment to…

  • Published: March 25, 20258:55 am
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