Taipei, Taiwan – Hong Kong’s largest and oldest opposition party, the Democratic Party, has announced that it will begin the process of disintegration, a step that analysts say that the city’s supporters would mark the “end of an era” for democracy forces. During a press conference last Thursday, Democratic Party President Lo Qin-Hei told reporters … Read more
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – A fresh discovery for the Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was launched after more than a decade when the aircraft went missing in one of the biggest permanent secrets of the aircraft. The Maritime Exploration firm Ocean Infinity started the hunting for the missing schemes on Tuesday on Tuesday on Tuesday. Locke … Read more
Anseong, South Korea – Fire officials said at least four people were killed and six were injured on Tuesday after falling on a highway construction site in an area south of South Korean capital Seoul. The accident at 9:49 pm local time, about 70 km from Seoul, when supporting five 50-meters of concrete supporting the … Read more
Beijing – China’s leading group of Central Rural Work on Monday said that China’s increasing demand for efforts to promote grain production in recent years also increases. “We want to eat more than 1.4 billion, and we want to eat better and better,” Han Venxyu said at a news conference, a director of China’s central … Read more
Manila, Filipin – Japanese Defense Minister General Nakani said on Monday that Japan and the Philippines on Monday agreed to deepen the defense relations in front of the “rapidly serious” security environment in the Indo-Pacific region. Nakatani met his Philippine counterpart Gilberto Taodoro for a meeting in Manila for a meeting, including both the ministers, … Read more
Bangkok – According to a new report, in a record year for the Internet shutdown, countries in the Asia-Pacific region imposed the most restrictions. Myanmar is the worst affected country worldwide, with 85 shutdowns last year, the research by Digital Rights Group Access Now was now found. Its report released on Monday, 24 February shows … Read more
Congress Riley Moore recently wrote an op-ed in which the administration was urged to ban the CCP from using American educational institutions as platforms for espionage, ban on all student visas for Chinese national to prevent using American educational institutions. Apply Experts told VOA Mandarin that due to the number of espionage cases of Chinese … Read more
Beijing – The Chinese army stated that it warned and left three Philippine aircraft, which on Thursday infiltrate the airspace of “illegally infiltration” near the Spratly Islands. No immediate comments were made from the Philippine Embassy in Beijing on the Chinese army statement released on Friday. China’s Southern Theater Command accused the Philippine’s side of … Read more
Impeachment South Korean President Yun Suk Yeol appeared in two Seoul Court Room on Thursday, first to hear allegations of criminal rebellion and then to face a constitution impeachment test, both in relation to their short -term, December. 3 Allegations of martial law. Yun was taken by a motorcycle from the Seoul Detention Center, where … Read more
Seoul, South Korea – The North Korean state media on Thursday criticized the United States for a nuclear submarine deal with Australia as a “threat to regional peace” for a nuclear submarine deal with Australia under 2021. A comment made by KCNA stated that Washington should be careful with the results of what it was … Read more