IFRC urges restraint, a halt to violence, protection of its volunteers and first responders.
Taiwan has sought a trade deal with the United States, a major market, since 1994. Its chipmaking prowess offers new leverage.
Scientists call for new probes into the disease’s origins.
Move was apparent effort by Myanmar’s generals to limit exposure to international sanctions.
UN and US call for end to violence against protesters and media covering Myanmar coup.
Defendants in court reportedly shout, ‘Political prisoners are not guilty; Hong Kongers won’t be defeated!’ before they are taken away.
UN special envoy says at least 38 people killed Wednesday in an escalating crackdown on protesters; Christine Schraner Burgener says junta unconcerned about condemnation from the international community.
'The rail is definitely going to bring economic benefits. It’s basically economic benefits for … greater political influence,' says an analyst.
Several people killed across the country as authorities use rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse demonstrators.
Associated Press reporter and five others face up to three years in prison for allegedly causing fear and spreading “false news”.
Foreign ministers of ASEAN to discuss the situation with Myanmar counterpart; Singapore says the regional bloc is “appalled by the use of lethal forces against civilians” by the military.
Documentary remembers Thai king’s education and military training in Australia, but timing of release criticized.
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