(Delil Souleiman/AFP via Getty Images) A U.S. service member died in Syria on Tuesday, according to military officials in the region. The individual, whose service branch hasn’t been released yet, was ... ( read original story ...)
New video shows Russian military vehicles harassing another US convoy in Syria
US and Russian military vehicles in northeastern Syria appear to be skirmishing in an undeclared road war that has largely escaped attention. ( read original story ...)
Hezbollah threatens Israel, after member of terror group killed in Syria
One account showed Hezbollah driving a car toward the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, a common style iconography, suggesting the liberation of Jerusalem from Israel. ( read original story ...)
Thae Yong-ho calls for pressure on North Korea to repay debts
The lawmaker said in his analysis South Korean unification ministry data indicates Seoul has spent more than $920 million on loans to North Korea. From 2000 to 2007, Seoul loaned $724 million for ... ( read original story ...)
North Korea is working on a Covid vaccine while claiming no cases
To test effectiveness, North Korea said scientists would have to conduct trials abroad “since there is no case of Covid-19 in DPR Korea.” ... ( read original story ...)
US Military Eyes Changes to Troop Presence in South Korea
In a Pentagon briefing later Tuesday, Jonathan Hoffman, the chief Defense Department spokesman, confirmed that the DoD is taking an overall look at "whether we are properly supporting the missions ... ( read original story ...)
Former Army Medic Gets Second Silver Star Over 50 Years After Saving 10 in Vietnam
A Vietnam veteran has received his second Silver Star more than five decades after he earned it in a fierce battle at an enemy base camp, where he saved the lives of 10 other soldiers. Bart "Doc" ... ( read original story ...)
Why Rights Groups Worry About The Philippines’ New Anti-Terrorism Law
Petitions have piled up at the Philippines' Supreme Court to overturn a new anti-terrorism law championed by President Rodrigo Duterte, which could jail suspects without charge for weeks. The ... ( read original story ...)
Philippines police cracking down on cockfighting, mahjong
Gambling is part of the social fabric of the Philippines. But with most casinos closed, and online gambling not an option for the majority of the country, residents have turned to the old ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh regulator orders telcos to stop providing free access to social media
Bangladesh's regulator has ordered telecom operators and other internet providers in the nation to stop providing free access to social media services, becoming the latest market in Asia to take a ... ( read original story ...)