South Korea’s capital relocation plan to Sejong gains steam
Lawmakers on Tuesday passed a proposed revision to approve the opening up a regional branch in Sejong.
Manila to file diplomatic protests against China’s presence
Foreign Affairs Secretary Teodoro Locsin Jr made the orders public in a series of tweets .
TNI denies communist agenda behind Soeharto statue removal
The 1965 attempted coup was a turning point in the history of Indonesia.
Japan princess to wed commoner next month
Their marriage is not fully supported by the public.
North Korea says tested hypersonic missile
Seoul says the missile is in early stages of development.
Retiring Temasek CEO Ho Ching to join Temasek Trust board, take over as chairman
From April 1, she succeeds Mr S. Dhanabalan, who will remain on the board and be designated chairman emeritus.
China ready to export supersonic cruise missile
The submarine launched supersonic cruise missile system is one of its mightiest weapons.
Philippines falls at bottom in COVID-19 resilience report
Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Vietnam also rank at the bottom in the Bloomberg list.
Afghans set up government in exile
A number of former Afghan officials, who fled the country along with President Ashraf Ghani after the Taliban takeover last month, have formed the government.
Japan’s ruling party kingmaker Nikai kept cards close to his chest
Secretary General Toshihiro Nikai's tenure has been the longest in the party's history.