Serbia has tried to patch up relations with Azerbaijan after a spat over Belgrade's sale of arms to Baku's rival Armenia. The weapons sale was sensitive as a long-running Azerbaijan-Armenia border ... ( read original story ...)
Azerbaijan downs another Armenian UAV
By Aisha Jabbarova The units of the Armenian armed forces, using the UAV, sought to carry out a reconnaissance flight over the positions of the un ... ( read original story ...)
49ers sign former top-five pick Dion Jordan, adding depth to their defensive line
The San Francisco 49ers were in the market for a veteran defensive end, although the one they've chosen to bring aboard is a bit of a surprise. San Francisco officially signed Dion Jordan to a ... ( read original story ...)
Cambodia: bill to ban women wearing short skirts prompts outcry
Experts fear sweeping public order proposals, including ban on loud talking, could be used to stifle protests ... ( read original story ...)
Cambodia’s dogmeat trade waning
Animal rights activists in Cambodia have gained a small victory in their effort to end the trade in dogmeat, convincing a canine slaughterhouse in one village to abandon the business. This week, Buth ... ( read original story ...)
Kazakhstan: Medical app mired in corruption scandal
An app introduced by Kazakhstan's government to ease access to healthcare is now mired in allegations of fraud ... ( read original story ...)
Rajapaksa brothers solidify power in Sri Lanka elections
Sri Lanka's powerful Rajapaksa brothers were able to consolidate power Friday after their political party scored significant victories in parliamentary elections. ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka Election Hands Rajapaksa Family a Bigger Slice of Control
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa’s party clinched the majority of seats in Parliament, aiming to amend the Constitution and expand presidential powers. Rights groups are concerned. ( read original story ...)
Locked in power tussle with Nepal PM Oli, Prachanda tells party workers to prepare for worst
Prachanda and Nepal have claimed that the majority of the powerful Central Working Committee members have supported them while raising voice against PM Oli. ( read original story ...)
Malaysia’s Mahathir, 95, forms new party to fight old ally
PUTRAJAYA, Malaysia (AP) — Two-time former Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad announced Friday he is forming a new ethnic Malay party more than two months after he was sacked from ... ( read original story ...)