Cambodia, Thailand tighten naval ties
The commitment was made during a meeting between RCAF commander-in-chief General Vong Pisen and Thai navy deputy commander Somprasong Nilsamai.
What lies ahead for South Korea’s president-elect Yoon Suk-yeol?
The political novice elected on back of regime change desire now needs to prove his capacity to handle challenges both domestic and external.
Japan PM Kishida eager to improve bilateral ties as new South Korean president elected
Referring to the current state of the Japan-South Korea relationship, Kishida said, “The situation is very severe, but we can’t leave it as it is.”
Asean-US summit delayed, organizer Jakarta says timing ‘not ideal’
Indonesia has been working closely with the US to organize the special summit to celebrate the 45th anniversary of US engagement with the regional organization.
Indonesia’s religious affairs minister accused of insulting Islam
His progressive policies have been met with various pushbacks from different groups, not least because of his choice of words.
Johor polls: Indian votes key amid talk of split between Malay and Chinese votes
There are 187,593 Indian voters who make up 7.2% or the total electorate of 2.59 million voters in Johor.
Biden signs executive order on cryptocurrencies
The executive order lays out a national policy for digital assets across six key priorities, including consumer and investor protection and financial stability.
UN ambassador scoffs at US concern over Cambodia’s civics
He also also questioned the subsequent allegation of restriction on civil liberties in Cambodia.
War between Taiwan and China a disaster regardless of outcome: Taiwan minister
China has largely backed Russia in invading Ukraine, a conflict that has echoes in Beijing’s approach to Taiwan.
South Korea’s latest elections shows age, regional divides
President-elect Yoon Suk-yeol beat his rival by 0.73 percentage points, marking the smallest point gap in the presidential election history of Korea.