Chinese flattop back to East China Sea after drills off Okinawa
The series of moves by the Chinese military led to fighter jets of the Japanese Air Self-defence Force scrambling, while the Ariake destroyer of the Maritime SDF engaged in…
Indian democracy is vibrant, largest in world: President
Paying rich tributes to the architects of the Constitution of India, the President said by participating in the function, she got an opportunity to pay her respects to the markers…
Inexperienced pilots behind majority of ultralight crashes in Japan
Ultralights, one-or-two-seat recreational aircraft with a simple structure, have become popular in Japan and come in a variety of shapes and sizes.
Five provinces, capital reach ‘mine-free’ status as year ends
According to authorities, civil war in Cambodia has left nearly 4,000sq km littered with landmines and unexploded ordnance.
Special elevators eyed for Nagoya Castle rebuild for barrier-free accessibility
Utilising the lifts will give the disabled the opportunity to access all the floors while reconstructing pillars and beams from the original structure.
7 Thais escape slave conditions at call centre in Cambodia
The victims said they were allowed out of their detention facility at 5 am after their Chinese bosses learned that they had sought help via Facebook.
Two foreign workers killed in accident at high-speed railway project
While the identities of the victims were not specified, the police said that the two casualties were Chinese nationals who had been working on the project.
Emperor’s birthday greeting to be held for 1st time since accession to throne
The birthday greeting events were cancelled for the last three years due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Death of Korea’s ‘villa king’ leaves hundreds with empty pockets
His properties have been confiscated by the local court due to his debt in real estate taxes, casting uncertainty over the retrieval of the victims’ deposits.
Maharlika Bill breezes through House in 17 days
Senators had earlier vowed to examine closely the proposal following several questions raised by lawmakers, economists on its necessity and propriety.