by Jing Xuan TENG
China on Thursday congratulated US President Joe Biden on his inauguration and called for a reset in relations between Beijing and Washington after a corrosive period of diplomacy under Donald Trump.
Beijing also welcomed news that the...
1.6 million residents were banned from leaving Beijing on Wednesday as two Covid-19 cases linked to a new UK virus variant were found in the Chinese capital.
China has lauded its response to the pandemic, which emerged in the central...
by Joe JACKSON
Lawyers representing alleged victims of the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on Tuesday urged Britain's Prince Andrew to help US investigators, after a prosecutor said he had given "zero cooperation".
US lawyer Gloria Allred, who represents five women...
British newspapers today are abuzz with the sacking of Prince Andrew from Royal duties as a result of the Epstein scandal.
The Daily Mail said that the Queen effectively sacked the Prince after discussing the Epstein scandal with Charles and summoning...
In a report published today, February 28, The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) released a list of the top ten biggest risks to the economic and political order worldwide.
The list shows that even though high risk periods have been observed...
The government of Hong Kong recently rolled out a Budget deemed by some as daring and focused, as it will channel significant amounts of funds into technology and innovation that will impact the future generations. This may provide serious...
Sarawak Report said it has evidence that two convicted foreign fraudsters were at the center of a new Malayaian multi-billion dollar election heist.
It said extensive evidence has emerged of an extraordinary operation to loot Malaysia’s public savings funds.
The funds,...
By: Obbana Rajah
An article on the Hindustan Times, contributed much speculation to the cause of actor Sridevi Kapoor’s death. It was initially reported that she died due to cardiac arrest. However, shortly after, the Dubai Police posted on their...
Two Indonesian Christians were publicly whipped for gambling in the province of Aceh, said the Wall Street Journal yesterday.
It said this was a rare case of non-Muslims being punished under Islamic law.
It also said this was indication Indonesia is...
In Norway, the ministers have a tight spending limit.
They are also duty bound to pay for any excess in their daily expenditure from their own pockets.
In Norway, the ministers have a tight spending limit. It entails there are no...
