Mongolian Elections: Corruption and Economic Concerns
Mongolian People’s Party expected to secure victory amid public frustration over corruption and the economy.
World’s Largest Maritime Drills Commence in an Increasingly Tense Asia Pacific
The Rim of the Pacific exercises involve over 25,000 personnel from 29 countries and will run until August.
Myanmar Arrests 11 Individuals for Rice Price Gouging
Myanmar's authorities detain 11 people, including a Japanese executive, for selling rice at inflated prices amidst economic instability.
North Korea Launches Two Ballistic Missiles, Possible Debris Inland
North Korea launches two ballistic missiles as a response to US, South Korea, and Japan military exercises.
North Korea's Latest Missile Test Announcement
North Korea claims to have successfully tested a new ballistic missile with a 'superlarge warhead.'
Young men trapped between conflict and conscription in Myanmar's Rakhine
Rohingya and ethnic Rakhine youth face challenges as conflict escalates in Rakhine State.
Cambodia under Fire: Green Activists Jailed in Political Trial
Cambodia faces criticism for imprisoning environmental activists as Human Rights Watch denounces the government's actions.
Taiwan's Claim of China Seizing Fishing Boat near Chinese Coast
Taiwan urges China to release crew and vessel seized from outside Taiwanese waters near Kinmen Islands.
Malaysia’s Najib’s Appeal for House Arrest Denied by Malaysian Court
A Malaysian court dismisses Najib Razak's request to serve his sentence under house arrest, rejecting the former prime minister's claim of a royal order.
Xi eyes military supremacy as he reorganises China’s armed forces
China’s president emphasizes the need for continuous reform and consolidates his grip on the People’s Liberation Army.
Indonesia’s Female Metal Band Voice of Baceprot Prepares for Glastonbury
The Indonesian band Voice of Baceprot is set to make history as the first Indonesian group to perform at Glastonbury Festival, facing challenges and breaking barriers in the metal music scene.
Political deadlock impedes Bougainville's quest for independence
Bougainville voted for independence in 2019, but PNG's parliament has yet to approve the separation.
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