BEIJING: China said yesterday that Chinese-Australian author and democracy advocate Yang Hengjun was detained on national security grounds, becoming the latest Western citizen to face
PHNOM PENH: Cambodia’s strongman premier Hun Sen yesterday called on his country’s military to “destroy” opponents if the government comes under threat, in a tirade
ADELAIDE (Australia): Temperatures in southern Australia topped 49 degrees yesterday, shattering previous records as sizzling citizens received free beer and heat-stressed bats fell from trees.
SEOUL: The woman who started South Korea’s #MeToo movement said yesterday she hoped other victims will take heart from the jailing of the senior prosecutor
WASHINGTON: The White House is seeking to evaluate what programmes would be highly impacted if the already month-long partial government shutdown continues for weeks longer,
WASHINGTON: United States (US) President Donald Trump said in a late-night tweet Wednesday that he would deliver the State of the Union (SOTU) address in
JAKARTA: The severe floods that have ravaged South Sulawesi since Tuesday have claimed 21 lives so far, according to the authorities. Indonesia’s National Agency for Disaster
TOKYO: Japan logged a trade deficit last year for the first time since 2015, with export growth slowing amid tensions between the country’s two biggest
SAN FRANCISCO: US media group Viacom announced Tuesday a deal to buy free streaming television service Pluto TV for $340 million in cash to better
LONDON: British electric appliance pioneer Dyson will switch headquarters to Singapore this year due to booming Asian demand but not because of Brexit, the company
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