If the Democrats manage to retain both chambers of the US Congress, there would be continuity in the Biden administration’s policy on Taiwan, which leans towards status quo, said experts.Continue Reading
Just as the landscape is gaining international acclaim, the country’s artists have been thrown into chaos and uncertainty.
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SEOUL: South Korea’s Prime Minister Han Duck-soo said on Wednesday (Nov 2) police will have to explain how they responded after receiving multiple emergency calls hours and minutes before a Halloween party crush killed more than 150 people in Seoul. The crush on Saturday night killed 156 and injured 151,Continue Reading
SEOUL: North Korea launched at least one ballistic missile into the sea off its east coast on Wednesday (Nov 2), South Korea’s military said. The launch comes after Pyongyang on Tuesday demanded that the United States and South Korea stop large-scale military exercises, calling them a provocation that may drawContinue Reading
The most important Perikatan Nasional cabale will contest 169 out of 222 pants in the Lower Your house during GE15.Continue Reading
Incumbent Peramu Jaya assemblyman Mohamed Puzi Sheikh Ali has been fielded in Pekan, Pahang in place of jailed former prime minister Najib Razak who may be seeking a regal pardon.Continue Reading
Top opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, from the Congress party, said earlier he refused to politicise the incident, but in the capital New Delhi dozens of protesters demanded the resignation of the Gujarat state chief and called for more compensation. “The country is angry today that around 150 people have diedContinue Reading
‘VERY DANGEROUS’ “People are falling down on the streets, looks like there could be an accident, it looks very dangerous,” another caller said at 8:33pm, according to the police transcript. The latest call released by the police came at 10:11pm, minutes before people packed into one particularly narrow and slopingContinue Reading
Hong Kong authorities were expected to issue the third-highest strong wind warning on Wednesday (Nov 2), which would close financial markets, schools and businesses, as Tropical Storm Nalgae heads across the South China Sea. However, a high-profile conference with senior Wall Street executives will go ahead as planned, organisers said.Continue Reading
The agreements were signed at the 18th Joint Council for Bilateral Cooperation meeting, co-chaired by DPM Heng Swee Keat and Chinese Vice Premier Han Zheng.Continue Reading