Hungary defence spending to be raised, if Ukraine war drags into 2025 -PM Orban

Hungary will require to increase defence splurging further next year if the war in the adjacent…

Malaysia to reduce fuel subsidies by June in move that will test support for unity govt

Malaysia is all  ready to reduce fuel subsidies till the month of June, a prominent economic…

Hong Kong Experiences Hottest April on Record in 140 Years

Hong Kong has sweltered through its hottest April in recorded history, with temperatures soaring to unprecedented…

India Expands Spice Probe Amid Contamination Concerns: All Mix Makers Under Scrutiny

India’s food safety regulator has escalated its investigation into the spice sector, ordering testing and inspections…

Jeremiah Manele Elected as Solomon Islands Prime Minister, Pledges to Uphold Foreign Policy

In a significant development for the Solomon Islands, lawmakers have chosen Jeremiah Manele as the new…

South Korea Parliament Votes for New Probe into 2022 Halloween Crowd Crush

In a significant development, South Korea’s National Assembly has voted to initiate a fresh investigation into…

Malaysia plans 13% salary hike for civil servants from December amid increasing prices

Malaysia will increase salaries for civil servants by more than 13 per cent from December, Prime…

New Zealand rules out quick membership of Aukus tech pact

New Zealand’s foreign minister on May 1 ruled out swiftly joining a landmark defence technology pact…

Hamas official says Blinken ceasefire comments are attempt to pressure the group

Senior Hamas official Sami Abu Zuhri conveyed on Wednesday that U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken…

Bridging Boundaries: Brazil’s Government Pioneers South American Integration

In a bold move toward bolstering regional collaboration, Brazil’s government under President Luiz Inacio Lula da…

Tragedy Strikes: Russian Missile Hits Educational Institution in Ukraine’s Odesa

In a devastating turn of events, a Russian missile struck an educational institution in the picturesque…

Heat in Philippines leads to shift to online classes, prospect of power crunch

The Philippinesm change the idea of in-person sessions in public schools for two days from Monday,…