Tag: Asia

Wiper Patriotic Front leader Kalonzo Musyoka has paid a condolence visit to Martha Karua following the death of her father, Mwalimu Jackson Karua. Karua has since reflected on her final moments with her father, describing him...
Apple has been ordered to pay $5.7 billion (about KSh750 billion) after a US jury found that the technology giant infringed patents belonging to audio company Taction Technology. The dispute centres on haptic technology, the vibration-based...

Nepal Flood Disaster: Over 3,000 Still Missing as Death Toll Rises to 768

Rescue teams in Nepal and Tibet are racing against time to locate thousands of people still missing after a devastating surge of water and...

Deadly Floods Hit Eastern Japan as Thousands Stranded

Eastern Japan has been hit by devastating rainfall that has left at least six people dead, thousands stranded and communities dealing with flooding, power...

How Young Indians Forced a Cabinet Minister Out of Office

India's youth have claimed a major political victory after Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned following days of nationwide protests over an exam leak scandal....

Student Anger Grows in India as Question Paper Scandals Shake Education System

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has promised strict action against those involved in exam fraud as student-led protests continue to challenge his government. The...

Why Iran Launched Fresh Missile and Drone Attacks

The attacks came shortly after new US airstrikes against Iranian targets, further straining efforts aimed at restoring stability and reviving diplomatic negotiations. Highlights Iran launched fresh...

At Least 90 Dead After Massive Coal Mine Explosion in China

A devastating coal mine explosion in northern China has claimed at least 90 lives, making it the country's deadliest mining disaster in more than...

South Korean Judge Found Dead After Controversial Ruling in Ex-First Lady Case

South Korea has been thrown into shock after a senior High Court judge who recently handled a high-profile political corruption appeal was found dead...

Distraction in the Sky: Pilot Error Blamed for South Korea Jet Collision

A routine military drill turned dangerous after two fighter jets collided mid-air in South Korea, with investigators now pointing to pilot distraction as a...

Taiwan President Cancels Africa Trip Amid Airspace Block Drama

Taiwan’s president was forced to cancel a high-profile trip to Africa after multiple countries abruptly denied his aircraft permission to fly through their airspace....

7.5 Magnitude Earthquake Triggers Tsunami Warning in Japan

Japan is on high alert after a powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck off its north-eastern coast, triggering tsunami warnings and forcing residents to move...

What Is the Strait of Hormuz?

A narrow stretch of water in the Middle East continues to hold massive influence over global energy, trade, and politics. The Strait of Hormuz...

Why India’s Expanding Metro Systems Aren’t Filling Up

India’s rapid metro expansion has transformed city skylines and promised smoother urban mobility—but beneath the shiny infrastructure lies a growing concern: many of these...

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