U.S. Ambassador to Turkey Jeff Flake appeared on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” Wednesday to discuss a range of topics from Turkey’s role in the Israel-Hamas war to whether or not Republicans in Congress will ...
‘I Can’t Believe This Is Happening!’: Florida Cop Gets Harassed by Feisty Turkey
A police officer ruffled a few feathers when he attempted to conduct a traffic stop in Vermont Heights, Florida, on February 29, with an aggressive turkey approaching him numerous times.Video from St ...
Vietnam arms imports drop to a trickle despite regional tensions
Vietnam's imports of weapons last year slowed to a trickle as it worked to diversify supplies away from Russia, data released on Monday show, while experts warned the country could be vulnerable ...
Vietnam PM meets top local businesses amid weak bank lending
Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh on Thursday met with the country's top businesses to discuss measures to shore up economic activity amid weak bank lending, the government said. Vietnam's ...
Japan’s service-sector firms offer biggest pay rise since 2013, union says
Japan's largest industrial union UA Zensen said on Thursday that an average pay rise offered by 231 firms reached the biggest on record since 2013.
A Tale of Two Chip Plants: Delayed in U.S., On Time in Japan
The plant, operated by TSMC subsidiary Japan Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing, is set to start mass production this year on schedule.Across the Pacific in Phoenix, TSMC is also building a ...
Indonesia’s February trade surplus seen widening to $2.32 billion
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia's February trade surplus is expected to have widened slightly from the previous month as exports likely contracted at a slower pace, while imports rose ahead of the ...
Indonesia’s electoral integrity under scrutiny as Prabowo Subianto set to be named president
The Election Commission last week stopped displaying its ongoing official vote tally online, sparking criticism from activists, watchdogs and backers of Prabowo’s rivals.
Philippines’ Former First Lady Imelda Marcos Set to Leave Hospital
MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine's former first lady Imelda Marcos is set to leave hospital on Thursday, after suffering from fever and a slight pneumonia, her son President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said ...
ICC Has No Authority to Probe Philippines, Marcos Tells Germany’s Scholz
MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. told German Chancellor Olaf Scholz the Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC) has no authority to probe his predecessor's deadly ...