TikTok attacked for China ties as US lawmakers push for ban
CEO Chew Shou Zi’s testimony before Congress did little to assuage US worries over TikTok’s China-based parent company, ByteDance, and added fresh momentum to lawmakers’…
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China warns US warship to leave S China Sea
"USS Milius entered our territorial waters near the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea on Wednesday without authorisation, a spokesman said.
China unveils first self-developed flight simulator
The flight simulator has become the first self-developed flight simulator that has cleared the highest certification standard of the Civil Aviation Administration of China.
Zebra captured some 3 hours after escaping from Seoul zoo
The zebra reportedly broke free from Seoul Children's Grand Park's zoo in eastern Seoul around 2:50 p.m. and roamed around the nearby residential area, for about three hours.
Marcos firm on new Edca sites amid China warning
The President said the Philippines and the United States would announce the four new sites soon and mentioned that the additional Edca locations would also “defend our eastern…
Russia Flies Nuclear-Capable Bombers over Sea of Japan
Russia's two Tu-95 nuclear-capable bombers flew for about seven hours over the high seas in the Sea of Japan, a report said.
China firm wins Solomon Islands port project as Australia watches on
The contract, to a Chinese state company, is to upgrade an international port in Honiara in a project funded by the Asian Development Bank (ADB).
‘I could have lost my life’: Tourist’s bungee cord snaps in midair in Thailand
The bungee cord of a tourist leaping from a 10-storey-high platform in Thailand snapped in midair, sending him plunging into a lake in Pattaya.
Xi and Putin agree to advance their strategic partnership, as Kishida makes surprise trip to Ukraine
Xi’s visit to Moscow this week has sparked concerns that he might promote a ceasefire that the United States says will benefit Russia by allowing it to consolidate its grip on…
Thailand’s general election to be held on May 14
Thailand's Election Commission said it will also announce the dates for political parties to formally register their candidates within five days of House dissolution.