
News: World & Southeast Asia

Myanmar junta stages election after five years of civil war
The pro-military Union Solidarity and Development Party is widely expected to emerge as the largest, in what critics say would be a rebranding of martial rule.
World

Myanmar junta stages election after five years of civil war

Brazil orders house arrest for Bolsonaro accomplices in coup plot
The move underscores Beijing’s effort to shape the rapid rollout of consumer-facing AI by strengthening safety and ethical requirements.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the vast overnight attack, involving about 500 drones and 40 missiles, knocked out power and heat in parts of the capital.
While tremors were felt in the capital, Taipei’s city government said there was no major damage reported in the immediate aftermath.

China welcomes Cambodia-Thailand ceasefire, plans talks
China said it was willing to continue providing a platform and facilitating communication between the two sides.
Southeast Asia

Myanmar junta stages election after five years of civil war

China welcomes Cambodia-Thailand ceasefire, plans talks

UN hopes Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire will pave path to peace
The UN said Saturday it hopes the immediate ceasefire will ultimately lead to confidence-building and peace between the two countries.
The funds will be disbursed in stages through February 2026 to ensure educational activities continue amid ongoing emergencies.

Spanish family missing after tourist boat sinks in Indonesia
The vessel was carrying 11 people when it sank in the Padar Island Strait near the popular destination of Labuan Bajo on Friday night.

At least 7 killed in Vietnam after bus overturns
Local media reported that the 29-seat bus carrying a charity group was travelling downhill when it flipped and was crushed.



