Taiwan Court Hands Down Verdict in High-Profile Espionage Case Involving Falun Gong
A former Taiwanese military officer has been sentenced for spying on the spiritual group Falun…
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Sextortion Scams on the Rise: A New Tactic in Southeast Asia’s Cybercrime Landscape
A new wave of sextortion scams is targeting individuals in Southeast Asia, with scammers using…
Pakistan Floods: Torrential Rains Claim 17 Lives in Northwest Region
Heavy rainfall in northwest Pakistan has resulted in the deaths of 17 people within a…
Indonesian Democracy Upheld: Direct Elections Deemed Safe for Now
The Indonesian government has ensured the continuation of direct elections, safeguarding the country's democratic process.
Burma Plagued by Ongoing Violence and Human Rights Abuses
The situation in Burma continues to deteriorate, with reports of violence, human rights abuses, and…
Bangladesh Sets February Election Date Amid Calls for Reform
Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus has announced a February election date, sparking hopes for a…
Bangladesh’s Drift Towards Pakistan: A Growing Concern for Regional Stability
Bangladesh's recent actions under the leadership of Yunus have sparked concerns about the country's growing…
Kazakhstan’s Ambitious Tourism Plan: Aiming for $10 Billion Industry and 15 Million Annual Visitors
Kazakhstan sets sights on becoming a major tourist destination, with plans to attract 15 million…
Bangladesh Parliamentary Elections Scheduled for February with Interim Leader Yunus at Helm
Bangladesh is set to hold parliamentary elections in February, with an interim leader, President Mohammed…
Bangladesh Prepares for Crucial February Elections
Bangladesh is set to hold its national elections in February, with the ruling Awami League…