Cambodia has unveiled a new Senate building in Phnom Penh, presenting it as a major national achievement while the project draws attention because some of its listed donors have faced allegations and sanctions linked to the region’s growing online scam industry. King Norodom Sihamoni officially inaugurated the new “Solidarity Palace” at a ceremony attended by […]
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A tragic plane crash at a remote United States Air Force radar facility in Alaska has claimed the lives of eight people, according to the military. The civilian-contracted aircraft crashed at the airport serving the long-range radar site at Cape Newenham, located on Alaska’s southwestern tip. The incident was confirmed by the Alaskan Command, which […]
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Iran is facing a serious economic challenge as its oil exports have reportedly fallen to zero amid renewed military tensions, international sanctions, and growing restrictions on access to foreign currency. According to remarks attributed to Iran’s Central Bank Governor Abdolnaser Hemmati, the country is no longer exporting oil, creating another major pressure point for an […]
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Malaysia is taking a firmer approach to foreign investment, with the government moving to strengthen the vetting process for new foreign investors and ensure that businesses operating in the country deliver meaningful benefits to the local economy. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said the government wants to make sure foreign companies do more than […]
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As Israel heads toward a closely watched October 27 election, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is increasingly turning his political and military attention toward Turkey, adding another layer of tension to an already volatile Middle East. After more than two years of military operations and confrontations involving Israel’s regional adversaries, Netanyahu has begun portraying Turkey as […]
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