Turkish soldiers will soon begin their missions in Azerbaijan, Turkey’s Vice President Fuat Oktay said, Trend reports. Oktay noted that Turkey continues to provide unconditional support to ... ( read original story ...)
Sexiest Man Alive Michael B. Jordan Says 2020 Has Given Him An Opportunity to ‘Be More Thankful’
“This year has really done a number on our lives. It’s given us the opportunity to reflect & be more thankful and appreciative of everything," the actor wrote ... ( read original story ...)
In Syria, Yarmuk residents plan return to war-torn Palestinian camp
When Syrian authorities said they would allow returns to the war-ravaged Yarmuk camp for Palestinian refugees, Issa al-Loubani rushed to ... ( read original story ...)
Kazakhstan has high hopes for homegrown COVID-19 vaccine – Minister
Kazakhstan is negotiating the possibility of purchasing the vaccine against COVID-19 with several countries, Health Minister Alexei Tsoi revealed, Trend reports citing Kazinform . Minister Tsoi said ... ( read original story ...)
Eyeing China, NSA Doval looks to promote Indo-Pacific strategy in Sri Lanka
New Delhi: National Security Advisor (NSA) Ajit Doval’s visit to Sri Lanka Friday for the trilateral maritime cooperation was an attempt to bring Colombo closer to the Indo-Pacific cooperation, ... ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka willing to meet its debt obligations, says govt after Fitch downgrades country’s ratings
It said the assessment had ignored several key proposals presented in the 2021 Budget regarding deficit financing in the period ahead. ( read original story ...)
Malaysia will hold an election after coronavirus is over: PM
Malaysia will hold a general election when the novel coronavirus pandemic is over, Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin said on Saturday, shortly after he averted a showdown by winning parliamentary ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia’s PM Muhyiddin says he will call for general election once Covid-19 pandemic is over
"We will return the mandate to the rakyat (people) and let them make the decision on which government they want," he said.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Malaysia industries in shock as govt threatens to impose stiff fines on poor migrant lodgings
The Malaysian authorities' sudden decision to impose a hefty RM50,000 (S$16,400) fine on employers for each foreign worker found staying in an overcrowded lodging unit has caused shockwaves among ... ( read original story ...)
Duty fulfilled with Malaysia, China ties on firm footing
Once again, I leave through the gate of the Chinese Embassy quietly embraced by its symbolic crimson wall. Once again, I admire the sky-rocketing Petronas Twin Towers in all their splendour. ( read original story ...)