Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Tan Dung shake hands at the Government Office in Hanoi, yesterday.
Bangladesh’s Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and her Vietnamese counterpart Nguyen Tan Dung shake hands at the Government Office in Hanoi, yesterday.
Sittwe: Crammed into squalid camps, thousands of people who fled communal violence in Myanmar face a deepening humanitarian crisis with critical shortages of...
TAIPEI: Taiwan’s high court said yesterday it has extended ex-leader Chen Shui-bian’s prison sentence by one more year to 18 years and six...
BEIJING: Author Jin Song is relishing the challenge of beating China’s army of censors and posting comments online about the country’s impending leadership...
COLOMBO: The Human rights watchdog Amnesty International yesterday accused the Sri Lankan government of cracking down on the judiciary, a day after ruling...
TOKYO: Japanese police are probing allegations that a US serviceman assaulted a teenager after breaking into his home in Okinawa, reports said yesterday,...
JAKARTA: Indonesia’s judiciary will be randomly tested for drugs after a judge was arrested at a Jakarta nightclub last month on suspicion of...
COTABATO: Philippine authorities have arrested another man in relation to the country’s worst political massacre which left 58 people dead in 2009, a...
MANILA: The Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) would continue to work to achieve its land distribution targets even if a bill seeking to...
VIGAN CITY: Victorious employees of the defunct Times Transportation Company begin their 400km march from Vigan City to Manila yesterday to press the...
DUMAGUETE CITY: New People’s Army (NPA) rebels allegedly shot dead a former ranking official of the communist movement in Negros Oriental on All...
Environmental activists protest with a poster reading ‘For a cohesive energy change now’ in front of the Chancellery, as German Chancellor meets regional...
NEW YORK: New York City’s decision to go ahead with its annual marathon even as many residents struggle in the aftermath of Hurricane...
washington: An overwhelming majority of Israelis entitled to vote in the US presidential election have cast their ballot for Mitt Romney, according to...
LONDON: The British government convened its emergency crisis committee to discuss how to contain a fungal disease threatening ash trees that has already...
London: Denis MacShane, Britain’s former Europe minister, has been expelled from the Labour party after a cross-party committee of MPs recommended that he...
PARIS: Roman Catholic bishops and conservative politicians are stepping their campaign against French President Francois Hollande’s plan to legalise gay marriage days before...
CAIRO: More than 1,000 Islamists rallied in Cairo yesterday and called for the implementation of Shariah (Islamic law), highlighting divisions in society as...