The former South Korean comfort woman who accused an activist of misappropriating funds said Monday she had been "betrayed overnight" after being "used" by lawmaker-elect Yoon Mi-hyang for three ... ( read original story ...)
South Korea unveils new coronavirus rules for travel and “high-risk” businesses
Pace of new infections is slow, but as people move around more they'll face new rules on travel and when they got to bars, clubs and gyms. ( read original story ...)
Myanmar updates top U.N. court on measures to protect Rohingya minority
Myanmar has filed a first report with the U.N.'s highest court on its adherence to measures imposed in January to protect the Muslim minority Rohingya, the court said on Monday. ( read original story ...)
Iran reopens major Shia shrines after two-month closure
Iran has reopened major Shia shrines across the Islamic republic, more than two months after they were closed, as it reported its lowest deaths from coronavirus since March. At Tehran's Shah ... ( read original story ...)
Venezuela celebrates docking of tanker with Iran gasoline
Venezuelan authorities are celebrating that the first of five Iranian tankers loaded with gasoline have docked in the South American country ... ( read original story ...)
Venezuela and Iran Will ‘Never Kneel Down’ to the U.S., Says Maduro as Second Oil Tanker Arrives From Tehran
A second Iranian oil tanker hit Venezuelan waters today after leader Nicolás Maduro said his country will "never kneel" before the U.S. In a state address on Sunday, Maduro praised Iran for sending a ... ( read original story ...)
Turkey records 29 deaths, 987 new COVID-19 cases
Turkey’s health minister announced 29 new deaths from COVID-19, bringing the death toll to 4,369. Fahrettin Koca also tweeted Monday that 987 new infections were confirmed in the past 24 hours. The ... ( read original story ...)
Philippines probes OFW suicide in Lebanon
A Filipina household service worker, who was waiting to return to the Philippines, committed suicide in Lebanon on Saturday and she was the responsibility of the Philippine embassy when the incident ... ( read original story ...)
Japan Ends Coronavirus Emergency With 850 Deaths and No Lockdown
"In just over a month and a half, we almost brought (the infection) situation under control," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said. ( read original story ...)
Survivor recalls final moments of Pakistan plane crash that killed 97: “I heard people crying, children crying”
When the plane jolted violently, Mohammad Zubair thought it was turbulence. Then the pilot came on the intercom to warn that the landing could be "troublesome." Moments later, the Pakistan ... ( read original story ...)