Construction on Rach Mieu No. 2 Bridge connecting Mekong provinces starts
Once completed, the project would contribute to completing the national road network.
South Korea’s Yoon Suk-yeol to decide on prime minister nominee by early April
A spokesperson said continuation of incumbent Prime Minister Kim Boo-kyum's tenure is an issue separate from his competence.
Up to Malacanang to stop rampant smuggling of vegetables: Senate president
He also blamed the Bureau of Customs and Department of Agriculture for phenomenon.
Taal eruption forces 9,000 residents to evacuate
The authorities have advised residents in the Calabarzon Region to remain vigilant, take precautionary measures, and follow authorities’ warnings, and advisories.
Myanmar military vows to crush terrorist groups and their supporters
The Commander-in-Chief also called on to encourage Union spirit and the ultimate aim of establishing a Union based on democracy and federalism.
Divisions within LDP over election candidates causes friction
Party leaders are trying to mend fences ahead of a House of Councillors election slated for the summer.
Quiet village near China Eastern Airlines crash site now a hub of search efforts
Most of the people in the village are now involved in supporting the search and rescue efforts, doing what they can to help.
Water still cut off in Fukushima one week after quake
At least 160 water pipes, including some that were not earthquake-resistant, are believed to have sustained extensive damage.
Indonesia preparing tough new curbs for online platforms
The rules are among the most stringent globally on social media and follow intensifying crackdowns on online content.
Calls for Indonesia’s chief justice to resign ahead of marrying Jokowi’s sister
The wedding plan has sparked a public debate over potential conflicts of interest and biased practices in the court.