Explainer-What’s at stake in South Korea’s election
SEOUL (Reuters) - Campaigning for South Korea's legislative election is in full swing ahead of an April 10 vote that…
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Russia says concert attack has sparked jump in army recruitment
MOSCOW (Reuters) -Russia has seen a significant jump in the number of people signing contracts to join the armed forces…
Analysis-Europe’s restless farmers are forcing policymakers to act
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European policymakers have scaled back rules to protect nature, drawn up limits on the import of tariff-free…
Xi, Biden agree to advance cooperation
BEIJING: President Xi Jinping and United States President Joe Biden affirmed in a phone conversation on Tuesday (April 2) the…
Setback for Thailand’s Move Forward Party as court accepts dissolution case
BANGKOK (Reuters) -Thailand's Constitutional Court on Wednesday accepted a case seeking the dissolution of the opposition Move Forward Party, in…
Storms with typhoon-like winds ravage South China, killing 7
BEIJING: Rare storms with typhoon-like winds have killed at least seven people in China's southern Jiangxi province since the weekend,…
Strong 7.2 magnitude earthquake hits Taipei
TAIPEI (Reuters) - An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2 hit Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, on Wednesday morning, the…
Ballistic missile fire heightens tensions
The country fired a medium-range ballistic missile, with South Korea, the United States and Japan conducting a joint aerial exercise…
Senegal President Faye appoints ally Sonko as prime minister
DAKAR (Reuters) - New Senegalese President Bassirou Diomaye Faye on Tuesday appointed firebrand politician and key backer Ousmane Sonko as…