Asia must learn lessons from Ukraine at this dangerous time: Ng Eng Hen
Singapore's defence minister also said that the region should continue fostering peace, cooperation and economic interdependency.
Singapore's defence minister also said that the region should continue fostering peace, cooperation and economic interdependency.
Describing the Russian invasion as an unacceptable unilateral attempt to change the status quo by force, he noted that it had jeopardised the foundation of international order,…
Washington believes North Korea, which has carried out a blitz of sanctions-busting weapons tests this year, is poised to test a new nuclear weapon.
One of the main challenges for Indonesia's G20 presidency was the economic sanctions imposed on the Russian Federation, as geopolitical considerations hampered discussions on the…
Nato has invited leaders from four Asia-Pacific countries - nonmembers South Korea, Japan, Australia and New Zealand - for the first time.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese also said the two countries shared concerns about the Pacific as China pushes to expand its influence in the region.
US energy specialist Ernest Moniz posits that if Russia loses significant market share, “other players such as China, Japan, Europe and the US will have to step in”.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky further said the ultimate aim is the "full de-occupation of our entire territory".
The Covid-19 crisis is showing signs of easing, but the crisis in Ukraine presents a new set of headaches for leaders, raising concerns over the sustainability of economic growth.
Other countries elected as Vice Presidents include Malaysia, Nepal, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Israel and Australia.