Philippines should maintain neutrality amid Russian invasion of Ukraine: Duterte
He added that he would not allow Filipino soldiers to fight, should the Americans engage in war.
China’s remote sensing satellite lifted successfully into orbit
The satellite will team up with its predecessor, the Yaogan 34-01, as part of a space-based network for purposes such as land mapping, urban infrastructure planning and disaster…
Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant safe after strong quake
Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO) halted the No. 2 reactor's cooling system after some abnormalities were discovered byt operations were resumed by March 17.
India has to develop at a fast pace: Modi
The world, he said, was looking towards India at this juncture of the 21st century.
Relocating the South Korean presidential office emerges as ‘tall order’
Concerns raised include the security of the president, with the cost of relocation also becoming a subject of criticism from opponents.
Chadchart remains the favourite to win Bangkok governor election: survey
Chadchart, a former prime minister candidate of the Pheu Thai Party, was favoured by 29.3 per cent of the respondents polled between March 8 and 12.
Indonesia prepares road map to endemic status as Covid-19 wanes
As part of Indonesia's gradual shift to endemicity earlier this month the government cut the mandatory quarantine period for international travelers from three days to just one…
Fukushima No. 1 nuclear plant checked after strong quake
The situation involved a tank connected to spent fuel pools at the plant and was apparently triggered by the strong earthquake that struck off Fukushima.
Thai deputy PM proposes calling of snap election in November
It was not immediately clear if the proposal has the backing of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, whose four-year term ends next year.
Japan’s ruling LDP stresses unity with coalition partner at party convention
Many LDP members said Kishida has displayed strong leadership amid the coronavirus pandemic and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.