Former interior minister Lee Sang-min faces charges of attempting to shut down negative news broadcasts during Yoon’s decree ...

The 22nd annual general meeting of the Nepal Media Society concluded on Friday in Kathmandu. The meeting issued a seven-point ...

The Myanmar junta has declared martial law in 63 townships shortly after declaring a state of emergency in those areas.

South Korea's ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol, who is in detention while on trial and facing various criminal probes, lay on ...

A Seoul court on Friday found 49 people guilty for their participation in a January courthouse riot related to former ...

JD Vance advocates an exclusionary vision of the United States to which our Founding Fathers would have objected, writes.

Counsel for the governor filed a motion to remand Thursday, seeking to take the case back to the Superior Court of Guam, ...

Critics fear that personal data might be used to monitor immigrants and political foes, and to spread false tales of fraud.

In this Spanish village of Lanjarón, it’s been "illegal to die" since 1999 - a bizarre law passed due to a cemetery space crisis. What began as a satirical decree by then-mayor José Rubio has become a ...

The draft Law on Tax Administration may require some adjustments on the tax threshold and implementation process to help the ...

A coalition of 33 Malaysian NGOs has voiced strong disappointment with the “New York Declaration” issued on July 25, criticising it for failing to address the root causes of the ongoing war in Gaza.