Lindsey Graham contradicts Trump by saying January 6 investigators should not go to jail
US senator Lindsey Graham has said officials who investigated Donald Trump supporters’ deadly attack on the US Capitol in 2021 should not be imprisoned –
ABC slammed for settling Trump ‘rape’ defamation case as Romney admits MAGA has won Republican party
ABC News on Saturday agreed to a $15 million settlement stemming from Trump’s defamation suit involving a broadcast about E. Jean Carroll, who herself had
UK joins Indo-Pacific trade bloc as first European member
The UK’s membership of the CPTPP came into effect on Sunday. Britain is the first European country to join the Indo-Pacfic bloc, its previous government
North Korean troops join Russian assaults in ‘significant’ numbers
Russia has begun using North Korean troops in significant numbers for the first time to conduct assaults on Ukrainian forces battling to hold an enclave
South Korea’s Yoon impeached
South Korean lawmakers impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol on Saturday in their second attempt, suspending his duties since he declared a short-lived martial law in
China stamps out tech misuse to preserve national literature and ideology
Beijing is stepping up its defence of classic literature against AI misuse that it says could undermine and endanger China’s leading ideology. The Chinese government
China-EU trade war a ‘lose-lose’ situation, top diplomat Wang Yi warns
China’s top diplomat has warned that a trade war between China and the European Union would result in a “lose-lose” situation and urged Beijing and Brussels to
Will China’s might capsize the Philippines’ ‘most powerful coastguard’ ambitions?
The Philippines is gearing up to transform its coastguard into what it claims will be “the most powerful” in Southeast Asia by acquiring 46 new ships
Big Chinese naval exercise leaves Taiwan and US struggling for response
A week ago, Taiwan was bracing for a Chinese military exercise to “punish” its president, Lai Ching-te, for a trip abroad that included two short
From defense to chips, Trump keeps Taiwan guessing
During his first term as US president, Donald Trump was widely seen as a friend to Taiwan, having bolstered support for the island through increased