China pledges to crack down on ‘rumors’ used to ‘start trouble’ as COVID surges
China on Friday pledged to crack down on dissidents spreading “rumors” to “start trouble” as COVID continues to plague the […]
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South Africa mourns after a tanker exploded on Christmas Eve, killing 34
The death toll from a gas tanker explosion in Johannesburg on Christmas Eve has increased to 34 from an earlier
China to stop testing, disinfecting imported frozen food for COVID
China’s meat trade on Friday cheered the imminent end of testing and disinfecting chilled and frozen foods for COVID-19, more
South Korean rocket launch causes UFO scare: ‘What is this?’
South Korea’s military confirmed that it had test-fired a solid-fueled rocket on Friday after the unannounced launch led to rumors
South Korea to mandate coronavirus tests for travelers from China
South Korea said on Friday it will impose mandatory COVID-19 tests on travellers from China, joining the United States, Japan
Xi and Putin seek greater cooperation, but Russia’s failures in Ukraine may strain relationship, expert says
Russia and China have committed to strengthening ties between the two countries despite Moscow’s failure to quickly and effectively end
EU rejects Italy’s ‘unjustified’ push to test Chinese arrivals for COVID
The European Union’s top health agency said this week it would not require negative COVID testing from travels arriving from
Kremlin showing cracks as Putin fires another general, British Intelligence says
Russian President Vladimir Putin’s revolving door of generals “probably” indicates fractures in the Kremlin and disagreement among top officials as
Iran holds top military drills in major oil waterway in ‘war before the war’
Iran held top military drills Friday in a joint effort involving air, sea and land forces, in what one major
Pritzker-winning Japanese architect Isozaki dies at age 91
Arata Isozaki, a Pritzker-winning Japanese architect known as a post-modern giant who blended culture and history of the East and