Protest organizers have vowed to keep up the pressure on the administration of Prayut Chan-o-cha, which is showing few signs of compromising. ( read original story ...)
Iran Looks to Prosecute U.S. ‘Thugs’ Over Latest Financial Sanctions
Judicial officials said they would set up special courts to prosecute those behind sanctions, though this would be a purely symbolic move. ( read original story ...)
Iran’s coronavirus death toll exceeds 29,000 – State TV
DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran's novel coronavirus death toll rose by 254 to 29,070, the health ministry said on Tuesday, as the number of confirmed cases spiked to 508,389 in the hardest-hit Middle Eastern ... ( read original story ...)
Turkey issues detention warrants for 167 over suspected Gulen links: media
Turkish police detained dozens of people on Tuesday in a search for 167 suspects, many of them active duty soldiers, in a move against supporters of a Muslim preacher the government accuses of ... ( read original story ...)
Greece Says No Talks With Turkey as Long as Survey Ship in Area
Greece said Ankara's decision to send the vessel close to Kastellorizo, a Greek island near the Turkish coast, was a "major escalation" and a "direct threat to peace in ... ( read original story ...)
The day John McCain’s mother learned he’d been shot down in Vietnam
In 1967, the remarkable Roberta McCain got a call from a top Navy official saying her 31-year-old son, a pilot serving in Vietnam, had been killed. But he was wrong. ( read original story ...)
Is Vietnam the Next ‘Asian Miracle’?
Vietnam was mobilizing to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Using mass texts, TV ads, billboards, posters and loudspeakers, the government exhorted the nation’s 100 million citizens to identify ... ( read original story ...)
Vietnam Plasma Fractionation Market to Reach $79.03 Million at 5.3% CAGR by 2027: Allied Market Research
According to the report published by Allied Market Research, the Vietnam plasma fractionation market generated $56.62 million in 2019, and is estimated to reach $79.03 million by 2027, portraying a ... ( read original story ...)
Philippines sees 1,990 new coronavirus cases, lowest in three weeks
The Philippines' health ministry on Tuesday reported 1,990 new coronavirus infections, the lowest number in three weeks, and 40 additional deaths. In a bulletin, the ministry said total confirmed ... ( read original story ...)
Philippines Relaxes Public Transport Limits Despite Covid Uptick
The Philippines will ease distancing rules in public transport and may allow more businesses to operate at full capacity, despite daily coronavirus cases hitting a four-week high. ( read original story ...)