Asia Pacific

Pakistan Seeks Answers After Deadly Attacks in Balochistan In a tragic wave of violence, over 190 lives were claimed in a series of coordinated attacks in Pakistan’s Balochistan province, prompting a significant response from government forces. As authorities intensify their search for the perpetrators, the need for accountability and security in the region has never

Iran Seizes Oil Tanker in International Waters On December 8, Iranian authorities took control of an oil tanker, known as the MT Valiant Roar, while it was navigating through international waters. The situation has raised significant concerns, particularly with claims that the vessel was transporting 6,000 metric tonnes of illegal diesel, a point that the

Myanmar’s Military-Backed Party Claims Victory in General Election Amid Ongoing Turmoil Myanmar’s military-supported political party has announced a decisive win in the country’s recent three-phase general election, as reported by state media. This outcome solidifies predictions made following a tightly managed political landscape set against the backdrop of civil conflict and extensive repression. Election Results

EU Leaders Join India’s Republic Day Celebrations On Monday, leaders from the European Union attended India’s Republic Day parade as esteemed guests, coinciding with ongoing discussions surrounding a long-anticipated free trade agreement between New Delhi and Brussels. This event not only showcased India’s military prowess but also emphasized the growing international partnerships that resonate through

Alex Honnold Delays Taipei 101 Climb Due to Rain Renowned American climber Alex Honnold has postponed his highly anticipated rope-free ascent of Taipei 101, one of the tallest skyscrapers in the world, due to inclement weather conditions. The climb, which has attracted worldwide attention, is now set to take place 24 hours later. Wet Weather