Taiwan strengthening its ties with the U.S. has prompted another stark warning from Beijing, as the island was not included in the latest list of countries Chinese tour groups can visit.
Presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio stood at the forefront of Ecuador's anti-corruption struggle, denouncing irregularities in public contracts just days before being assassinated in the middle of the election campaign.
The Philippines has been firmer in handling China's aggression over disputed waters, and while an armed offensive from Beijing is unlikely at this time, the smaller Southeast Asian nation's current military capacity can't, in any way, triumph over China if an armed clash occurs.
China is planning to restrict private businesses from using facial recognition technology less than two years after it announced a data security law.
China's declining population, along with a rise in the number of elderly citizens, is expected to dampen the Asian economic leader's economic future.
Indonesia is only behind the U.S., China and Russia in the ranking, which looked at the overall strength, modernization, logistical support and attack and defense capabilities of countries.
China rejected blame for the G20 climate meet's failure to secure an agreement, blaming "some countries" that "introduced geopolitical issues as an obstruction."
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China has warned that U.S. military aid to Taiwan will not stop its "firm will" for reunification with the self-governing island nation. Beijing has also continuously sent in warplanes and vessels around the island as Taiwan bolsters its defenses.
Firebrand Senegalese opposition politician Ousmane Sonko said Sunday he had started a hunger strike from custody after being arrested this week, as his lawyers condemned his arrest.
Colombian President Gustavo Petro's son Nicolas was arrested Saturday on charges of money laundering and illicit enrichment in a scandal linked to Petro's election campaign, officials said.
Myanmar civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who was ousted in a 2021 military coup, has been moved from prison to a government building, an official from her party said Friday.
After last week's raid on the Movimiento Semilla headquarters, lawyers and constitutional experts are examining the legal standing for the attempted suspension of the party.
Currently, the Indian economy sits in the fifth position in the world, behind the U.S., China, Japan and Germany.
Guatemalan police raided the headquarters of the Movimiento Semilla party and are attempting to suspend the legal status of the party as one of the run-off election candidates ran as a member of the party. This is creating concerns of election interference.
Protesters and police clashed over the weekend during renewed demonstrations against Peru's interim President Dina Boluarte in the capital Lima, where demonstrators are demanding she step down and hold elections.
A former Russian leader said the end of Vladimir Putin's regime will begin when Ukraine liberates Crimea.
Chinese FM Qin Gang has been out of public view since June 25, and speculations have continued about the reasons for his disappearance, including an alleged extramarital affair.
A video showed a man looking like Yevgeny Prigozhin greeting Wagner mercenaries. His exact whereabouts are still unknown and there have been speculations about whether he is in Belarus or not.
Russian Gen. Sergei Surovikin has not been seen publicly since the Wagner group's failed rebellion in late June.
Russian President Vladimir Putin made the odd comment during a meeting with Irkutsk regional governor Igor Kobzev.
The Philippines' OSG said the ICC decision will not prevent the government from pursuing its own investigation into allegations regarding the Duterte administration's drug war.
China, which obtains a huge portion of its grains from Ukraine, is under international pressure to convince Russia to rejoin the Black Sea grain deal that plays a major role in ensuring exports to food insecure countries.
Ukraine's Foreign Affairs Minister Dmitry Kuleba made the statement while speaking at a ministerial round table at the UN.
Between September and December of this year, Australia is holding a referendum to amend the Australian Constitution to create a Voice for the indigenous population of Australia in Parliament.
Another Russian commander has reportedly been dismissed, and this could mean a pattern of insubordination has built up within the Russian military command as criticism among the army's leaders seem to mount.
NATO Secretary General announced the removal of the Membership Action Plan requirement, changing Ukraine's membership path to a one-step process.
China slammed the United States for forcing it to accept a 2016 arbitral ruling that dismissed Beijing's claim to much of the South China Sea. The same day, Taiwan – which also has the U.S. as its ally, like the Philippines – said Beijing sent navy ships and a huge group of warplanes around the island nation for a span of two days.
The Philippines is celebrating seven years of winning an arbitration case against China over the latter's South China Sea claims, but the commemoration seems to be overshadowed by controversy surrounding a map depicted in the "Barbie" movie that Vietnam recently banned.
Yevgeny Prigozhin, even if he staged a failed coup last month, won't be jailed by the Kremlin since Vladimir Putin needs his forces, a retired U.S. general said. The Wagner chief's exact whereabouts are still unknown a few weeks after his failed coup.
