The Seoul High Court on Friday ordered Chey to pay $685 million (944 billion won) to his former wife Roh Soh-yeong in the country's largest-ever divorce settlement, ending a years long legal battle.

Malaysia's Defence Minister Mohamed Khaled Nordin reiterated that the country's long-standing policy of not recognising Israel remains unchanged – despite calls by several United States congressmen to ...

Supported by Chinese search and rescue teams, which deployed vessels and helicopters, as well as nearby ships in the area, ...

The woman, identified only as Juthathip, was detained at Fukuoka Airport on July 12 after arriving from Thailand with her boyfriend and another friend. The two companions were questioned for about 11 ...

The government had exempted ASEAN students as part of its efforts to deepen Australia’s engagement with Southeast Asia.

The House Rent Allowance (HRA) scheme, introduced in 2015 as part of the public service remuneration package and based on prevailing market rates at the time, has remained unchanged ever since.

Some 27.7 percent of Koreans under the age of 40 owned homes last year, down 2.4 percentage points compared to the year before, according to the Ministry of Data and Statistics.

Conference, where a similar ban imposed by Australia on social media users younger than 16 was discussed, according to PNP Brig. Gen. Matthew Baccay.

In the dry season, clouds of coal dust billow through the village, settling on rooftops, yards and furniture, forcing residents to clean their homes almost every day. When the rains come, many roads ...

DHAKA – Police have arrested another suspected shooter in connection with the killing of a Jubo Dal activist and the injuring of two others in Dhaka’s Kafrul area on Friday night. The arrestee was ...

Analysts say that easy travel and close contest could bring more voters home - projecting a turnout of between 68% and 80%, and citing the state’s proximity to the Klang Valley as a key factor.

"Beijing’s space technology is actively helping Tehran control the course of the war, while the Pentagon is rapidly losing its expensive, slow-to-replenish anti-missile arsenal," writes Sayeed Ahmed.