Seoul – Tensions are rising as South Korean lawmakers revealed on Thursday that North Korea might send even more troops to support Russia’s war effort in Ukraine as early as July or August. This assessment comes directly from South Korea’s intelligence agency, which has been closely monitoring developments between Pyongyang and Moscow. According to Lee […]
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JAKARTA, June 25 — In a defining move toward energy independence and environmental responsibility, Indonesia has announced plans to build its very first nuclear power plant by 2034. The goal? To break free from overdependence on fossil fuels and build a sustainable energy future for generations to come. Energy and Mineral Resources Minister Bahlil Lahadalia […]
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DUBAI, June 25 — In a bold and emotionally charged move, Iran’s parliament has passed a bill to scale back its cooperation with the United Nations’ nuclear watchdog, a step that reflects deepening distrust and growing frustration after a recent wave of attacks on its nuclear facilities. The bill, announced by state-affiliated Nournews, still needs […]
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TIANJIN, China – In a world already shaken by uncertainty, Chinese Premier Li Qiang delivered a sobering message at the World Economic Forum’s “Summer Davos” in Tianjin on Wednesday, warning that tensions in global trade are not just rising—they’re intensifying. With world leaders like Singapore’s Prime Minister Lawrence Wong among the attendees, Premier Li’s words […]
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BANGKOK — Thailand’s Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra offered a calm and confident update on Tuesday, confirming that the long-anticipated cabinet reshuffle has been finalized. Speaking candidly to reporters, Paetongtarn shared, “It’s settled. I’ve spoken directly with all the party leaders. Right now, the official names are being vetted.” Her tone was steady, aiming to reassure […]
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