Health authorities of Brunei said that no more coronavirus cases were reported in the country on Tuesday as the total number of coronavirus cases across the country stood at 141.This showed ... ( read original story ...)
‘A tsunami in the sky’: Climate change is melting Bhutan’s glaciers and the danger is real
High up in the mountains of Bhutan’s north, ancient glaciers punctuate a stunning, ethereal landscape. This landscape is a special one, ... ( read original story ...)
Climate change like a cancer that needs urgent treatment, says Bhutan’s PM
Bhutan’s Prime Minister Lotay Tshering, a practicing surgeon on weekends, has compared the global effects of climate change to cancer ... ( read original story ...)
Turning sunlight into water: New technology and old knowledge to stop Timor-Leste from running dry
An alien structure is humming over the distant lapping of some of the world’s clearest and biodiverse waters. The locals from Akrema ... ( read original story ...)
Severe thunderstorms move out of Georgia but more could develop
We're following Sunday afternoon showers and thunderstorms as they move through parts of Georgia bringing wind and rain. Some of these storms could be severe. Check back for updates if more storms ... ( read original story ...)
Azerbaijan: a true and reliable strategic partner of Israel in the world
Azerbaijan, a predominantly Shi’ite country, is also home to other ethnic and religious groups, including ancient Zoroastrian, Christian and Jewish communities. ( read original story ...)
Israeli army says hits squad placing explosives along Syria frontier
The Israeli army on Monday said it had fired at and hit a group of militants placing explosives along the border fence with Syria on the Golan Heights. There was no immediate comment from Syria. ( read original story ...)
Kazakhstan logs pneumonia cases with COVID-19 symptoms
Kazakhstan logged 1,226 new COVID-19 cases and 5,181 pneumonia cases showing COVID-19 symptoms but with unspecified etiology. Meanwhile, 36 lethal cases from the coronavirus and 30 deaths from ... ( read original story ...)
India, Sri Lanka defence ties fortified
Defence Adviser to the High Commission of India, Navy Captain Vikas Sood has called on Sri Lanka’s Defence Secretary Maj. Gen. (Retd) Kamal Gunaratne on July 28, Acting Chief of Defence Staff and Army ... ( read original story ...)
In Sri Lanka’s rice hub, a tale of rural neglect and mounting debt
Disillusioned farmers in Polonnaruwa district ask why they must vote when their suffering persists amid unkept electoral promises ... ( read original story ...)