How one individual sparked South Korea's political catastrophe

How one individual sparked South Korea’s political catastrophe

In the latest development of South Korea‘s ongoing political crisis, tensions escalated as police could not apprehend suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol following a six-hour standoff. Authorities attempted to apprehend Yoon following his brief declaration of martial law in early December; however, they engaged in a prolonged standoff with the presidential security team for much…

China defends COVID-19 data-sharing as WHO demands more access

China defends COVID-19 data-sharing as WHO demands more access

On Tuesday, China‘s foreign ministry asserted that the nation has provided the most comprehensive COVID-19 data and research findings to the international community. This statement follows the World Health Organization’s renewed appeal for increased information and access regarding the pandemic. During a regular news conference, Mao Ning, spokesperson for the foreign ministry, stated that China…

Bangladesh former PM Hasina's son denies corruption in $12.65B nuclear deal

Bangladesh former PM Hasina’s son denies corruption in $12.65B nuclear deal

Removed from position On Tuesday, the son of Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, who also serves as an adviser, dismissed allegations of corruption linked to the family’s involvement in the 2015 awarding of a $12.65 billion nuclear power contract, labeling them as “completely bogus” and part of a “smear campaign.” On Monday, Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission…

Christmas tree burning sparks protests in Syria

Christmas tree burning sparks protests in Syria

In Syria, protests have erupted following the burning of a Christmas tree in the vicinity of Hama. A video circulating on social media captured masked gunmen igniting the Christmas tree displayed in the central square of Suqaylabiyah, a town predominantly inhabited by Christians in central Syria. The leading Islamist faction behind the uprising that resulted…