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Cambodia recovers stolen Buddhist relics

YoopyaFeb 7, 2014November 1, 20230

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Cambodian police have recovered a precious golden urn stolen last year that contains what are considered to be remnants of

Stormy start to Indian parliament’s last session before election

YoopyaFeb 5, 2014November 25, 20230

(Reuters) – Congress party hopes of pushing through new laws to tackle corruption stalled on Wednesday when the Indian parliament’s last session before a general

‘Goodnight Earth. Goodnight humanity’: China’s Jade Rabbit rover tweets its own death

YoopyaFeb 3, 2014November 1, 20230

China’s Jade Rabbit rover has run into difficulties with engineers from the China Academy of Space Technology reporting that “abnormalities in the lunar vehicle” have

Dozens reportedly die in bomb attacks by Syria regime

YoopyaFeb 3, 2014November 29, 20230

Dozens of people, including children, have died in bomb attacks by the Syrian regime on the rebel-held city of Aleppo, opposition activists claimed Sunday. Sky

Thai protesters vow to annul election result

YoopyaFeb 3, 2014November 29, 20230

BANGKOK – Thai protesters vowed Monday to stage larger rallies in central Bangkok and push ahead their efforts to nullify the results of elections that

China media: New Year greetings

YoopyaJan 31, 2014November 1, 20230

Media offer New Year greetings, while discussing the challenges China faces in the year ahead. On Lunar New Year’s Day, Chinese media outlets dwell on

Japan revises school manuals to set out territorial claims

YoopyaJan 28, 2014November 25, 20230

Japan’s Education Ministry says it is revising teaching manuals for schools to set out its ownership of disputed islands. Minister Hakubun Shimomura said Japan wanted

Family reunions for South Korea

YoopyaJan 27, 2014November 25, 20230

South Korea, today, proposed that the rival Koreas hold reunions next month for families separated by the 1950-53 Korean War, the latest response from a

Syria talks yield narrow deal, Assad ‘red line’

YoopyaJan 27, 2014November 29, 20230

GENEVA (AP) — Two days of face-to-face peace talks yielded a narrow and tentative agreement Sunday for women and children trapped in a besieged Syrian

Syrian govt says terrorism, not talks, is priority

YoopyaJan 23, 2014November 26, 20230

GENEVA (AP) — Syria’s government declared that its main priority was stopping terrorism – not ensuring peace – and the opposition hinted it was far