China and Southeast Asian Diplomats Commit to South China Sea Nonaggression Pact Amid Escalating Tensions
Recent confrontations between Chinese and neighboring countries’ vessels in the South China Sea force diplomats to wove peace deal within a few years.
Criticizing Military Leaders Cost Burmese Rapper 20-years Prison
Burmese hip-hop artist is sentenced to 20-years in prison for criticizing Myanmar military leaders on a Facebook livestream complaining about daily electricity shortages.
Libya’s stability threatened after deadly clashes says UN
Militia clashes involving neighboring countries are threatening stability in Libya, U.N. official said, while U.S. is eyeing Wagner groups’ activities in the region.
Thailand’s new government to include pro-military parties
Two pro-military parties with links to outgoing Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha joins government coalition as Thai election winner The Move Forward Party is left out.
Bloody streets of Myanmar
Number of deaths among protesters and civilians rises rapidly as Myanmar’s military continues their crackdown against political opponents amid potential civil war.
Archipelago ownership
UN court has ruled the British sovereignty over the Chagos Islands for unjust backing Mauritius, pushing Britain and America to return the archipelago.
The Arctic battle
Greenland has called for an extraordinary vote as turmoil between parties and an indecisive stance to a mining project has turned government weak.
