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Thailand hands back Cambodian troops in advance of crucial negotiations over disputed border territory. On Friday, Thailand repatriated two out of twenty detained Cambodian soldiers ahead of a major meeting scheduled in Malaysia next week. The meeting, involving defence ministers and military leaders from both nations, aims to uphold a fragile ceasefire along their […]
Heroic Migrant Workers Save Woman From Sinkhole in Singapore A Routine Day Turns Into a Dramatic Rescue A black Mazda was swallowed by a 3-meter (10ft) deep sinkhole on a busy Singapore road last Saturday, turning an ordinary morning into a life-or-death situation. The car’s driver managed to climb out of the vehicle but was
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Afghan Migrants Face Brutal Deportations from Iran Amid Security Crackdown Islam Qala, Afghanistan – Ali Ahmad’s voice trembles as he lifts his shirt, revealing raw bruises streaked across his back — a haunting testament to the ordeal he endured while detained in Iran. “They treated us like animals,” he says, recalling how Iranian officials beat
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Pakistan Set to Launch Remote Sensing Satellite Today with China’s Support and Collaboration Pakistan is set to launch a new remote sensing satellite today from China’s Xichang Satellite Launch Center between 6:30 am and 7:15 am (Pakistan Standard Time), according to the Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO). The satellite is intended for
ORBITAL ROCKET ERIS CRASHES SECONDS AFTER LIFT-OFF IN QUEENSLAND Australia’s First Homegrown Orbital Rocket Eris Crashes Seconds After Lift-Off in Queensland First Australian-Made Orbital Rocket Crashes Seconds After Lift-Off Bowen, Queensland: Australia’s first homegrown orbital rocket, developed by Gilmour Space Technologies, crashed just 14 seconds after lift-off during its maiden test flight. The Eris rocket
Canada to Recognise Palestinian State in September, Says PM Mark Carney Ottawa: Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced that Canada plans to officially recognise a Palestinian state in September 2025, making it the third G7 nation in recent days to commit to such a move. The recognition will be conditional upon democratic reforms by the
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Five Dead in Bangkok Market Shooting as Gunman Opens Fire in Busy Thai Marketplace. Five people were killed and one injured in a shooting incident in Bangkok, Thailand’s capital, according to police reports. The shooting took place at 12:31pm local time (05:31 GMT) on Monday at Or Tor Kor Market, located in the Bang Sue
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Tsunami Waves Exceed 3 Feet in Northern California, Officials Urge Residents to Stay Away from Beaches Waves Hit Crescent City Overnight Tsunami waves of more than 3 1/2 feet struck Crescent City, a coastal town about 15 miles south of the Oregon border, overnight, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). “Continue to avoid beaches
Pakistan Urges Immediate Ceasefire, Global Recognition of Palestinian State at United Nations Summit Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Ishaq Dar, called for the global recognition of Palestine as an independent state and its full membership at the United Nations, during a high-level UN summit focused on advancing the two-state solution in the Middle
US and China Seek to Extend Tariff Truce After ‘Constructive’ Talks in Sweden Officials Agree to Push for Continuation of 90-Day Trade Pause Top officials from the United States and China concluded two days of high-level trade talks in Stockholm, Sweden, with both sides describing the negotiations as “constructive.” The discussions focused on extending the
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