14 Convicted Under Hong Kong’s National Security Law 🚨
Breaking news: A Hong Kong court has convicted 14 individuals under the National Security Law for conspiracy to subvert state power. Read more about this significant development.
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Thai PM Faces Legal Challenge as Court Accepts Complaint ⚖️
Thailand’s Constitutional Court accepts a complaint seeking to remove PM Srettha Thavisin for appointing a minister with a criminal record. The PM remains in office pending a verdict.
Vietnam’s Communist Party Nominates To Lam for State President 🇻🇳
Vietnam’s Communist Party nominates Minister To Lam as state president. National Assembly to vote soon.
Panama’s President-elect Jose Raul Mulino Unveils New Cabinet
Panama’s President-elect Jose Raul Mulino announced his new cabinet, naming economist Javier Martinez-Acha as Foreign Minister.
Peru’s Interior Minister Walter Ortiz Resigns: What’s Next?
Peru’s Interior Minister Walter Ortiz has resigned, stirring the nation’s political scene. What does this mean for Peru’s future?
Lawrence Wong Inaugurated as Singapore’s New Prime Minister 🎉
Lawrence Wong, 51, was inaugurated as Singapore’s new prime minister, marking a generational shift as the first PM born after independence. Discover how his leadership promises bold thinking and a fresh approach.
What’s Next for Singapore After Lee Hsien Loong Steps Down? 🇸🇬
Singapore’s PM Lee Hsien Loong resigns, paving the way for Lawrence Wong. What’s next for Singapore under new leadership?
Is Atin Ito Really Just a Civic Group? The Hidden Politics Behind the South China Sea Provocations
Is Atin Ito truly just a civic group? Dive into the hidden politics behind this Philippine NGO’s activities in the South China Sea and discover the deeper currents at play.
Political Shake-Up: Bulgaria’s Parliament Speaker Ousted Weeks Before Elections
In a surprising political twist, Bulgaria’s National Assembly Speaker Rosen Zhelyazkov was fired by a newly formed majority, just weeks before the country’s parliamentary elections.
Solomon Islands Election: No Party Secures Majority as Votes Near Completion
No party has won a majority in the Solomon Islands’ elections with 90% of votes counted, leading to a potentially exciting political landscape.