Hong Kong’s government will press ahead with a legislative election scheduled for Sunday, despite doubts over turnout from a local population still reeling from the Chinese-run city’s deadliest fire in
Some Hong Kong residents forced to flee their homes as a deadly fire closed in a week ago returned to the scorched complex Wednesday to retrieve belongings, as others struggled
Israeli forensic services concluded that remains handed over by Hamas Tuesday were not those of the last two hostages in GazaUnder the terms of the October ceasefire deal, Hamas had
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said on Wednesday that he had found it “interesting and entertaining” speaking with Donald Trump during recent meetings and remained hopeful that the U.S.
Rebeca Grynspan, Costa Rica’s former vice president and a frontrunner to become the next United Nations secretary-general, said that if equality triumphs over discrimination, the world body will finally see
Taiwan is looking forward to re-establishing ties with former ally Honduras and has been in touch with both of the presidential candidates who are friendly towards Taipei, according to Taiwan’s
Taiwan expressed thanks and China was upset Wednesday after US President Donald Trump signed into law legislation requiring the U.S. State Department to regularly review and update guidelines on how
Devastating monsoon rains and tropical cyclones have unleashed catastrophic flooding across parts of South and Southeast Asia, killing hundreds of people, displacing communities and causing major economic disruption, the World
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and the March 23 Movement (M23) rebels on Tuesday traded accusations of violating a ceasefire in the country’s east, each blaming the other
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said on Tuesday he had watched the first U.S. strike in September on an alleged drug-smuggling vessel in real time but did not see survivors