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A country on the precipice of war with its neighbors would not be selling arms and sending troops off to fight in a distant conflict.

Ten years ago, the country's Social Democrats were riding high.

South Korea’s National Intelligence Service reported that more than 300 North Korean soldiers were killed fighting against Ukraine, while more than 2,700 were injured.

For the first time in a decade, a New Zealand prime minister is heading to the Middle East for more than just a courtesy call.

Wang’s visits to Namibia, the Republic of Congo, Chad, and Nigeria set the tone for key African aspirations for relations with China in 2025.

Preventing silicosis demands integrating technological, public health, and sustainable livelihood solutions.

There have been instances of foreigners engaging in activities considered harmful to national security in the volatile region.

Ekkalak Pheanoi, a former Thai marine, was extradited from Cambodia and questioned by Bangkok police on Saturday.

Najib Razak claims that an unpublished royal order permits him to serve the remainder of his corruption-related sentence at home.

The Singaporean government wants to intervene in the bank accounts of its own citizens but not in the scam industries of neighboring countries.

Prosecutors are asking for 20-30 year sentences for eight defendants presumably accused of a coup plot about which there are very few details available.

Besides military tactics and economic statecraft, China leverages cultural and ethnic connections with Taiwan to achieve its political objectives.