Turkish Ambassador to Azerbaijan Erkan Ozoral commented on the statement of the leader of the Nationalist Movement Party of Turkey, Devlet Bahceli, Trend reports. ( read original story ...)
‘Motive identified’ in Georgia-Azerbaijan ‘land forfeit’ case
The prosecution says that a motive has been identified in the high-profile Georgia-Azerbaijan border case, which saw two former officials detained last year for allegedly withholding materials from a ... ( read original story ...)
State-run Cambodia Post witnesses 46 percent decline in profits
The state-owned Cambodia Post has witnessed a 46-percent drop in profits in 2020 because of the effect of the coronavirus pandemic, stated its universal director Ork Bora on Wednesday, January ... ( read original story ...)
Kazakhstan: Authorities punish NGOs that called out vote irregularities
A group of nongovernmental organizations in Kazakhstan led the way in recording violations in this month's parliamentary elections. Now the same NGOs are being fined. ( read original story ...)
Seoul to procure enough COVID-19 vaccines for North, South Korea
(UPI) --South Korea is preparing to secure more COVID-19 vaccines via technology transfer from U.S. manufacturers Novavax Inc. and Moderna, allowing the country to produce local doses and enough ... ( read original story ...)
Oli’s Power Grab Endangers Nepal’s Fragile Democratic Transition
The aftershocks of Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli’s decision last month to dissolve the lower house of Nepal’s Parliament and call for early elections are still being felt throughout the country. ( read original story ...)
Nepal Telecom gears up for mobile money offering
Nepal is set to receive a new player in its mobile financial space in the form of the Nepali Digital Payment Company. ( read original story ...)
Saudi Arabia pips Russia to be China’s biggest oil supplier in 2020
Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, beat Russia to keep its ranking as China's top crude supplier in 2020, Chinese government data showed on Wednesday. ( read original story ...)
Fact check: Video shows Trump visiting troops in Afghanistan on 2019, not in D.C. 2021
A video circulating on social media shows President Donald Trump surprising military troops at a dining hall. Some users claim the scene depicts Trump in Washington, D.C., where thousands of National ... ( read original story ...)
Joe Biden Will Have to Address the War in Afghanistan—Again
This time around, for President Biden, the war in Afghanistan is nowhere near as consequential for the U.S., yet American troops remain in the country as the fight grinds on. ( read original story ...)