Phnom Penh Post - International
The mastermind of a notorious online sex abuse ring was jailed for 40 years in South Korea on November 26.
US President-elect Joe Biden on November 25 said citizens of the country “won’t stand” for the results of the November 3 election not being honoured.
Demonstrators marched through the Mexican capital on November 25 and scuffled with police during an angry protest at widespread violence against women in the Latin American nation.
A Turkish court was set to hand down verdicts on November 26 to nearly 500 suspects in one of the main trials stemming from the bloody 2016 coup attempt against President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Indonesia’s fisheries minister was arrested on November 25 in a sweeping bust over allegations of graft linked to exporting baby lobsters, the anti-corruption agency said.
Two persons were reportedly critically injured after being shot during a commotion at a political rally site in front of Siam Commercial Bank headquarters at SCB Park Plaza on Ratchadapisek Road in Bangkok’s Chatuchak district at ar
General Secretary of the Communist Party of Vietnam Nguyen Phu Trong on November 25 in Hanoi chaired the standing committee of the Steering Committee on Anti-Corruption to review its work since the beginning of this year.
Hanoi will strive to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 15 per cent by 2030, according to local authorities.
Huthi rebels in Yemen have agreed to a UN mission to inspect and repair the abandoned fuel tanker Safer – currently anchored off Hodeida and at risk of causing an oil spill – the UN said on November 24.
France on November 24 was set to become the latest country to ease coronavirus restrictions in the run-up to Christmas, as Russia joined in a flurry of encouraging announcements about possible vaccines.
President-elect Joe Biden on November 24 introduced a seasoned national security team which he said was prepared to resume US leadership of the world once Donald Trump leaves the White House.
