Coronavirus: Malaysia Frets Over Health Of Migrant Workers In Battle Against Virus
While Malaysia is seeing hopeful signs that it is slowly winning the battle to break the chain of coronavirus infections, uncertainty hangs over its large group
9 Myanmar Cops Killed In Rakhine Attack
9 policemen have been killed in a militant attack in Myanmar's western Rakhine state, police said yesterday, as tensions ratchet up in a state riven by ethnic a
Thailand Cave: Museum And Movie In The Works For Tham Luang
Rescuers carry one of the boys on a stretcher The cave complex in northern Thailand where 12 boys and their football coach were trapped for more than two weeks
UN: 10,000 Children Killed, Maimed In Conflicts Worldwide In 2017
UNITED NATIONS (AP) — More than 10,000 children have been killed or maimed amid armed conflicts worldwide final 12 months, whereas others have been raped, pre
Chinese Villager's 'pet Dog' Turns Out To Be A Bear
A Chinese villager reportedly raised an endangered black bear at home believing it was a dog. Mr Yang, from southern China's Yun Province, claimed he found the
North Korea Earned $200m From Banned Exports In 2017
North Korea's complete disregard for United Nations sanctions earned the country nearly $200 million by exporting ban commodities in just nine months last year.
Story Of Assassin Who Killed 115 On Orders Of Kim Jong-il
A pardoned former North Korean agent who blew up a plane killing 115 people has told how she carried out the attack by planting an explosive Panasonic radio in
50 Most Dangerous Countries In The World To Be Christian
North Korea, Afghanistan and Somalia are the most dangerous countries in the world to be a Christian, according to a new report. The list was put together by Ch
US Declares 'ethnic Cleansing' Against Rohingya In Myanmar
The United States declared the ongoing violence against Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar to be "ethnic cleansing" on Wednesday, threatening penalties for m
12 Rohingya Refugees Killed After Boat Flips
A fishing trawler capsized on the Naf River late Sunday evening local time, stated Ariful Islam, commanding officer of the Bangladesh Border Guard in Teknaf, on
115 Child Soldiers Released Says UN
South Sudan child soldiers: Ban warns of possible genocide By Prudence Arobani No fewer than 115,000 children recruited by armies and militia groups as child so
Bangladesh Pushes On With Rohingya Island Plan
Bangladesh is pushing ahead a controversial plan to relocate tens of thousands of Rohingya refugees from Myanmar to a remote island despite warnings it is uninh
UN's Yanghee Lee Denied Access To Rohingya Villages
UN special rapporteur on human rights Yanghee Lee has been denied access to some areas in Myanmar's northern Rakhine State, with the government citing "sec
Burmese 'stopped From Seeking Shelter' In China: NGO
Around 4,000 Burmese civilians have been stopped from seeking shelter in neighbouring China by Chinese soldiers after they attempted to flee local fighting, a n
Nearly 100 Journalists Killed Worldwide In 2016: IFJ
Ninety-three journalists and media staff were killed around the world in the course of their work in 2016, with Iraq and Afghanistan the deadliest countries, th
Flotilla Planned To Help Rohingya In Myanmar
An aid flotilla carrying food and emergency supplies for Rohingya Muslims is set to sail from Malaysia for Myanmar's Rakhine State in January. Zulhanis Zainol,
Amnesty Indicts Myanmar Military
Myanmar security forces indicted by Amnesty A report published by Amnesty International on Monday stated that it had documented a brutal "scorched earth" campai