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Nearly 3,000 Injured, 12 Killed in Lebanon Pager Explosions

Thousands of people were wounded and a dozen killed in the country of Lebanon when their pagers exploded simultaneously on Sept. 17 (Tuesday). Experts believe that Israel was likely responsible. The pagers had been bought by the terrorist organization Hezbollah, which is backed by Iran and operates in the Shiite Muslim

Vietnam Replaces More Top Figures, Will Select New President in October

China and Philippines Arrive at ‘Provisional Arrangement’ for South China Sea Resupply Missions

Russia and India Deepen Cooperation During PM Modi’s Moscow Visit

Anti-US Rallies Held Across North Korea in Commemoration of 74th Anniversary of Korean War

On the 74th anniversary of the Korean War (1950-1953), North Korea celebrated with mass rallies, where thousands cried in condemnation against the United States. In the city of Hyesan, located

US, Canada, Japan, Philippines Conduct Military Exercises in South China Sea

The U.S. Pacific Fleet said on its website on July 17 that the United States, Canada, Japan, and the Philippines conducted a two-day joint maritime exercise in Manila's exclusive economic

US to Continue Sanctioning Iran to Disrupt its ‘Malign and Destabilizing Activity,’ Yellen Says

Pentagon Says No Plans for US Withdrawal From Iraq

Don’t Compare Gaza to Taiwan

Intel Granted $3.2 Billion for New Chip Plant in Israel

Who’s Responsible for the Hamas-Israel Conflict?

$3 Billion Needed to Replenish 155 mm Artillery Rounds After Aid to Ukraine and Israel, US Army Says

2022: EU Sees Over 50 Percent Rise in Asylum Applications Excluding Ukraine

The European Union has recorded an increase of 54 percent in this year's asylum seekers and expects this...

A view of the city skyline in Singapore January 25, 2021. (Image: Screenshot / Reuters)

Turnover Surges as Funds Rush to Exit Private Equity Stakes

By Rae Wee SINGAPORE - Private equity holdings are being sold at a record clip in an opaque secondary...

Villagers travel in a tractor on a newly built road in Hambantota, Sri Lanka March 24, 2019. (Image: Screenshot / Reuters)

Sri Lanka’s Economy Shrinks 11.8% in Second-Worst Quarterly Performance

By Uditha Jayasinghe COLOMBO - Sri Lanka's economy shrank 11.8% in the July-September quarter from...

Rescue Efforts Continue As Indonesia Struggles To Get Aid for Quake Survivors

CIANJUR, Indonesia — Indonesian authorities struggled on Thursday, Nov.24 to get aid to thousands of...

A general view of business buildings as smog covers the capital city of Jakarta, Indonesia, May 19, 2021. (Image: Screenshot / REUTERS)

U.S., Japan, and Partners Mobilise $20 Billion to Move Indonesia Away From Coal

By David Lawder and Valerie Volcovici NUSA DUA, Indonesia/SHARM EL-SHEIKH, Egypt - A coalition of...

Imran Khan Supporters Stage Protests, Demand Political Change in Pakistan

Police used tear gas to disperse supporters of former Pakistani prime minister Imran Khan who had blocked...

World’s Biggest Bats – The Fruit-Eating Flying Fox

The world’s biggest bats (Pteropus sp.), also known as flying foxes — or Old World fruit bats — are many...

Farmers in Bangladesh Turn to Floating Agriculture to Adapt to Rising Rivers and Sea

Mohammad Mostafa, a farmer in the low-lying deltas of southwestern Bangladesh, has revived his forefathers...

Newly elected Iraqi President Abdul Latif Rashid has named Mohammed Shia al-Sudani as prime minister-designate and tasked him with forming a new government in Baghdad

Iraq Elects New President and Premier, Ending Stalemate

By Ahmed Rasheed and Amina Ismail, Reuters. BAGHDAD — Iraq’s parliament on Thursday, Oct 13, elected...

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