Greece's prime minister convened the government's national security council Monday, after Turkey announced its research vessel would be conducting energy research in the eastern Mediterranean in an ... ( read original story ...)
Greek MFA says Turkey’s calls for dialogue are a “sham” and that they use “practices of past centuries”
"Based solely on International Law, International Maritime Law and Good Neighborliness Rules, Greece reached an agreement on the delimitation of its Exclusive ... ( read original story ...)
Vietnam reports six more coronavirus infections, two new deaths
Vietnam's health ministry reported six more coronavirus infections and two additional deaths on Monday, bringing the total number of cases in the Southeast Asian country to 847, with 13 fatalities. ( read original story ...)
Philippines’ House Approves $3.3 Billion Pandemic Relief Bill
The Philippines is nearing a second pandemic relief measure, after the House of Representatives passed a 162 billion-peso ($3.3-billion) bill that would provide subsidy to the unemployed and loans to ... ( read original story ...)
Richard Juan From the Philippines Is Trending Online Because He Recreated Scenes From K-Drama
"It's Okay to Not Be Okay" is a big hit in the Philippines and Hong Kong-raised Filipino celebrity Richard Juan, also a Founder of 28 Squared Studios, Inc., is a clearly a big supporter of the K-Drama ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh’s Mosharraf Hossain tests positive for COVID-19
Dhaka: Bangladesh spinner Mosharraf Hossain has tested positive for novel coronavirus and is currently quarantined at home. His father had tested positive for the deadly virus before him. "My father ... ( read original story ...)
Misbah says Pakistan must move on from Old Trafford defeat
Pakistan cannot dwell on their defeat by England in the first test at Old Trafford as it would make it tougher for them to respond in the next two matches, coach Misbah-ul-Haq has said. ( read original story ...)
Mount Sinabung volcano in Indonesia erupts, sends column of ash more than 3 miles into the sky
A rumbling volcano in Indonesia erupted Monday, sending a towering column of ash more than 3 miles into the sky and raining down on nearby villages. ( read original story ...)
Indonesia’s Sinabung volcano ejects towering column of ash
Indonesia's rumbling Mount Sinabung has erupted with a column of volcanic materials shooting high into the sky ... ( read original story ...)
Mount Sinabung: Indonesia volcano erupts, plunging villages into darkness beneath ash plume 3 miles high
An enormous volcanic eruption in Indonesia has shot a vast plume of ash and dust over 3 miles (5km) into the sky and plunged local villages into darkness. The Mount Sinabung volcano, on North Sumatra, ... ( read original story ...)