Archeologists discovered a well-preserved royal tomb chamber that dates back to 8th century BCE in northwestern Turkey.
Philippines’ Duterte Seeks Interim Release From ICC
ICC assistant to counsel Kristina Conti, who represents drug war victims, told broadcaster DZMM that her clients have opposed Duterte's interim release from the start.
Philippines’ Marcos softens stance amid economic pressures but will China bite?
The Philippine president’s close ties with the US could prove a stumbling block to better relations with Beijing, observers say.
A miracle in seat 11A: What we know about the sole survivor of Air India crash Vishwash Kumar Ramesh
It seemed impossible, but shortly after news broke that an Air India flight had crashed in the city of Ahmedabad, video started circulating on social media showing a man walking from the scene in a bloodstained shirt.
China-US trade deal kicks the rare earths can down the road
The tentative deal between the United States and China may represent a retreat from the worst-case scenario of a total collapse of trade between the world's two biggest economies, but it creates more ...
New Zealand PM Luxon to meet President Xi in China, then head to Europe
New Zealand’s Prime Minister Christopher Luxon will visit China and Europe next week, meeting with President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang and leaders of the European Union, the government said in a ...
Sri Lanka defaulted SMEs given more relief, collateral sale option
Sri Lanka's small and medium enterprises with defaulted loans have given more options to settle loans, and liquidate assets at better prices, Deputy Minister of Finance and Planning Harshana ...
Sri Lanka defaulted SMEs given more relief, collateral sale option
Sri Lanka's small and medium enterprises with defaulted loans have given more options to settle loans, and liquidate assets at better prices, Deputy Minister of Finance and Planning Harshana ...
Sri Lanka raises electricity price in line with IMF bailout
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka on Wednesday announced a 15 percent increase in the electricity price to shore up revenues for the state-run utility, in line with conditions imposed by an IMF bailout.
Sri Lanka raises electricity price in line with IMF bailout
Cash-strapped Sri Lanka on Wednesday announced a 15 percent increase in the electricity price to shore up revenues for the state-run utility, in line with conditions imposed by an IMF bailout.