Trump Threatens Tariffs on Indian Rice and Canadian Fertilizer
Darwin, 09 December: U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose new tariffs on rice from India and fertilizer from Canada, saying such measures may…
Australia Considers Buying Israeli-Made Iron Dome Interceptor Missiles
Darwin, October 29: Australia is considering purchasing missile interceptor systems developed for Israel’s Iron Dome air defence system as the country moves to strengthen its…
Death Toll Rises to 64 After Two High-Speed Trains Collide in Spain
Darwin, October 28: The death toll from a collision involving two high-speed trains in central Spain has risen to 64, the regional government of Castilla-La…
Netanyahu’s Return as Prime Minister ‘Almost Impossible’ After Right-Wing Bloc’s Election Setback
Darwin, October 28: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc has suffered a major setback in the country’s elections, according to preliminary exit polls. The…
Saudi Arabia to Build Oil Reserves in Singapore to Secure Energy Supplies
Darwin, October 27: Saudi Arabia plans to store crude oil at Singapore’s Jurong Rock Caverns to strengthen the security of energy supplies across Asia. The…
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H200 AI Chip Sales to China Approved, but U.S. Takes a 25% Cut
President Trump reversed the ban on Nvidia’s H200 AI chip sales to China, citing American jobs, but mandated that 25% of Chinese revenues be paid to the U.S. government, sparking industry debate.
Airstrikes Rock Thai-Cambodia Border After Ceasefire Collapse
A fragile truce between Thailand and Cambodia has collapsed into renewed fighting, leaving at least 10 dead. Thailand confirmed multiple airstrikes, escalating the conflict despite US mediation.
Trump Praises South Korea as ‘Model Ally’ in Indo-Pacific Security Shift
The omission of “denuclearization” from the new US National Security Strategy fuels speculation that President Trump is ready to meet Kim Jong-un on terms recognizing North Korea as a nuclear state to achieve a diplomatic breakthrough.
Japan Condemns China for ‘Dangerous’ Radar Lock on Patrol Aircraft
Japan summoned the Chinese ambassador to protest “dangerous and regrettable” behavior after a Chinese carrier group launched intense air operations, including aiming radar at Japanese aircraft.
Airstrikes and Artillery Rock Thai-Cambodia Border as Ceasefire Collapses
Escalation along the disputed Thai-Cambodian border saw Thailand launch airstrikes on Cambodian targets after both sides accused the other of breaching the US-brokered ceasefire agreement.
How Ahmed al-Sharaa Reshaped Syria’s Leadership
One year after the fall of Bashar al-Assad, Syria’s new leader Ahmed al-Sharaa (Abu Mohammed al-Jolani) seeks Western legitimacy despite his jihadist past, facing ideological and territorial challenges.
Allies Vow Security Guarantees as US Seeks Swift Peace in Ukraine
Key European leaders join Zelensky in London to strategize a response to the US-backed peace plan, which involves Ukraine making territorial concessions in exchange for ceasefire
Goa Nightclub Fire Kills 25: Victims Identified as Staff After Gas Cylinder Explosion
A fire at the popular Birch by Romeo Lane nightclub in Goa has killed 25 people, most of whom were staff members, following a suspected gas cylinder explosion in the kitchen. Officials have launched a stringent inquiry, with Chief Minister Pramod Sawant vowing action against any negligence. Witnesses described scenes of panic in the busy tourist nightlife area.
Hong Kong LegCo Election: Voting Under Shadow of Deadly Tai Po Fire Tragedy
Hong Kong’s LegCo election takes place today, seen as a litmus test of public sentiment after the Tai Po fire tragedy killed nearly 160 people. Despite a massive government campaign offering vouchers and free entry to boost turnout, experts predict low numbers due to public apathy and lingering anger over the governance issues and substandard building materials exposed by the disaster.