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British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said "the UK would continue to work tirelessly to ensure that those displaced by violence in Myanmar have the support, protection, dignity and opportunities they deserve,” in a statement released by the UK Foreign Office.
Standoff at Sea: Israeli Navy intercepts 21 vessels of the "Global Sumud Flotilla," taking more than 200 international activists into custody as the remaining boats press on toward the blockaded coast
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul faces a four-month deadline and a tricky political alliance as he promises sweeping reforms on the economy, foreign policy, and the nation's charter.
With elections just three months away, Myanmar’s military regime is leaning on Russia to lend legitimacy to a vote already dismissed as a sham by much of the international community.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will announce UK’s recognition of Palestine on Sunday, citing the Gaza crisis and West Bank settlement expansion as urgent reasons.
Fresh tremor deepens Afghanistan’s quake tragedy
In 2024, Vietnam saw a 38.64% surge in foreign arrivals compared to 2023, welcoming 17.4 million visitors. This milestone highlights Vietnam’s growing appeal, built on its cultural heritage, scenic landscapes, and world-renowned cuisine
The quake, centered just 17 miles from Jalalabad near the Pakistan border, had a shallow depth of about 5 miles, making it highly destructive
Malaysia commemorates its 68th Independence Day with grand parades, cultural performances, and nationwide celebrations under the theme “Malaysia Madani: People cared for ”
a milestone celebrated across the Bangladeshi diaspora and hailed as a symbol of global leadership and excellence
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has declared that Indo-Pacific allies are aligning with NATO’s target of spending 5 percent of GDP on defense by 2035
After years of deadly clashes and diplomatic chill, India and China are signaling normalization. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s planned visit to China, new trade concessions, and resumed people-to-people links come as U.S. tariffs squeeze Indian exports
Marking World Humanitarian Day, campaigners warn the Rohingya cannot remain forgotten in exile
Officials cite law violations and security concerns, but critics call it a political attack on academic freedom
Trump presses Kyiv to cut a deal with Moscow after Alaska meeting with Putin
Activists accused Trump of legitimizing Putin by hosting him on US soil in a state that was once part of Russia before its 1867 sale to the United States.
On International Youth Day 2025, South Asia’s youth demonstrated their vital role in sustainable development through community-driven projects addressing clean water, gender equality, education, and climate resilience
Over 240 journalists killed since October 2023, AfroMedia warns of grave threat to press freedom
Grassroots petition in Vientiane spurred Tokyo’s unusually direct warning to its own nationals
The growing deportation of Indians, coupled with tariff threats and visa restrictions, marks a sharp turn in U.S.-India ties under Trump’s renewed hardline policies
