Philippines strengthens naval ties with US, Japan
The three navies discussed how they may collaborate as partners on various activities, including capability development, training, and subject matter exchanges.
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Stones, eggs thrown at Japanese schools in China in the wake of treated water release
No injuries to students or damage to school buildings have been confirmed, according to sources familiar with the incidents.
Myanmar expels top Timor Leste diplomat over NUG meeting
Timor Leste condemned the expulsion order, reiterating in a statement "the importance of supporting all efforts for the return of democratic order in Myanmar".
Join hands to achieve modernisation: Xi Jinping
President Xi also proposed concrete steps to promote China-Africa cooperation and contribute to Africa's integration and modernisation.
US ready to support Philippines in supply missions
The comments from Washington followed the reported presence of a US Navy P-8 Poseidon maritime patrol and reconnaissance aircraft during a resupply mission last week.
PM Modi presses Chinese President Xi Jinping on border issues during BRICS summit
The bilateral relations between India and China, the two powerful Asian neighbours, have always been marred by border disputes.
South Korean PM urges transparent info-sharing as Japan releases treated water
PM Han Duck-soo also said Korean experts will regularly visit the International Atomic Energy Agency office at the site every two weeks, starting as early as the upcoming weekend.
BRICS development bank to play bigger role in Global South
Founded by Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa in 2014, the New Development Bank opened in July 2015, with its headquarters in Shanghai.
South Korea, US, Japan seek sanctions after North Korea launch
The trilateral summit also doubled down on coordinating responses to a nuclear-armed North Korea and an expansionist China.
Rohingya refugees: Trapped in a geopolitical bind
Since the beginning of the Rohingya crisis in 2017, there has been geopolitical tensions, with the UN Security Council divided over the issue.