China has said peaceful reunification with Taiwan could ease energy concerns, as rising tensions in West Asia fuel fears over global oil supply disruptions.
An attack on Iran’s Kharg Island oil terminal has raised concerns in China over potential disruptions to energy supplies and global oil markets.
China says it does not agree with attacks on Gulf nations and condemns strikes on civilians as Middle East tensions escalate.
Following weeks of dramatic boycott threats, the PCB officially confirms its participation in the high-stakes India clash, citing a “request from Bangladesh” to justify the sudden policy reversal.
As Bangladesh heads to a historic election on February 12, all eyes are on Dr. Shafiqur Rahman. The Jamaat-e-Islami chief has transformed from a persecuted leader into a political kingmaker who everyone is desperate to meet.
South Korea is planning a radical overhaul of its crypto governance. A new proposal seeks to cap the ownership stakes of major shareholders in crypto exchanges at 15-20%, effectively treating them as “public infrastructure” rather than private tech startups.
From facing bans to becoming potential kingmakers, Bangladesh’s Jamaat-e-Islami has staged a remarkable political comeback. As the nation heads toward crucial elections, analysts are asking: Is the country ready for an Islamist-led government?
Critics argue the move highlights the fragility of opposition politics in the city-state, while the government insists it is a matter of integrity and accountability.
A construction crane at a high-speed rail site fell onto a passenger train in Thailand today, killing 22 and injuring dozens. Rescuers are searching for survivors.
