- Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin said Monday his government was working hard to get Thai citizens home. About 30,000 Thais were...
More than 230 hostages are being held by Hamas in Gaza, according to the latest Israeli figures
Thai FM is traveling to meet Qatari leaders to discuss the situation of Thai nationals being held hostage
- Muscat, Oman-- Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), Jasem Mohamed Albudawi, has underscored the importance of cooperation in...
Albudawi spoke on corruption at the 9th meeting of the Ministerial Committee concerned with combating corruption in the GCC countries
He said fighting corruption has globally gained importance in recent years, in light of the growing negative impact of corruption on economies
- Novo-Ogaryovo, Russia: The United States and its satellites are benefiting from conflicts in the Middle East and other parts of...
The US as a global superpower is becoming weaker, losing its positions, and everyone sees it, understands it, Russian president said
The United States ruling elites and their satellites are the major beneficiaries of the global instability, Putin said about conflict in Gaza
- United Nations, New York - A humanitarian catastrophe on a biblical scale is unfolding in the Gaza Strip, Russia’s Permanent...
The number of fatalities in the enclave has surpassed 8,000 people, half of whom are women and children, the envoy pointed out
Over 2,000 people remain under the rubble, more than 21,000 sustained wounds while internally displaced people number 1.6 million, he added
- From L'Oréal's controversy involving model Amena Khan to Chanel's significant financial pledge, the fashion industry is deeply entwined in political...
From L'Oréal's controversy involving model Amena Khan to Chanel's significant financial pledge, the fashion industry is deeply entwined in political discourse amid Gaza crisis.
As luxury brands navigate the delicate balance amid the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, the role of social media influencers and corporate philanthropy comes to the forefront.
- Moscow, Russia - Russia on Monday blamed "external interference" for an anti-Israel riot that closed an airport in the Muslim-majority region...
"Yesterday's events at Makhachkala airport are, to a large extent, the result of external interference," Kremlin spokesman said.
Russian police on Monday said they had arrested 60 people suspected of storming the airport, seeking to attack Jewish passengers coming from Israel.
- United Nations - The United Nations on Monday warned that Syria was at its "most dangerous" point in a long...
Syria has "seen growing instability and violence, exacerbated by the lack of a meaningful political process," Geir Pedersen, UN special envoy for Syria said.
"On top of the violence emanating from the Syrian conflict itself, the Syrian people now face a terrifying prospect of a potential wider escalation," Pederson said.
- ABU DHABI, UAE - Upcoming UN climate talks in Dubai will be open to the private sector on an unprecedented scale,...
Sultan Al Jaber, the COP28 president has consistently tried to frame the climate crisis as an economic opportunity.
He said about 70 ministers and 100 delegations are attending the two-day talks, more than double the usual number.
- India's navy chief, Admiral R. Hari Kumar, told reporters on Monday that "every effort" was being made by the government...
Indian media report the eight -- among them former high-ranking and decorated officers, were arrested in Doha in August 2022
The eight men were employees of Al Dahra, a Gulf-based company that offers "complete support solutions" to the aerospace, security and defense sectors





















