Washington Museum Explores Heritage, Experience of Deaf People

Gallaudet University, a private college for people who are deaf and hard of hearing, is preparing to celebrate its 160th anniversary in 2024

Threat of US Government Shutdown Fuels Concerns About Cyber Vulnerabilities

As the U

2 Militants, Police Officer Killed in Attack on Police Post in Pakistan

Two militants and a Pakistani police officer were killed when more than a dozen militants ambushed a police post Saturday in Mianwali

Armenian Refugees Say No Hope of Return to Nagorno-Karabakh

Nearly the entire population of ethnic Armenians in Nagorno-Karabakh have fled to Armenia, and the one-time residents of the self-declared Republic of Artsakh are scattered

Pakistani Minister Concedes Security Personnel Involved in Smuggling

As Pakistan conducts a nationwide crackdown to curb smuggling of the dollar and other commodities outside the country, a senior government minister acknowledged security forces are involved in the illegal activity

Germany Welcomes China's Support for G20 Debt Restructuring Framework

Germany has welcomed a show of support from China for the G20 debt restructuring framework for poorer countries in a joint statement after their financial dialog in Frankfurt over the weekend

Daughter of Uyghur Academic Jailed in China Appeals for Support

The daughter of a prominent Uyghur academic reportedly jailed for life in China has appealed for support from scholars around the world, saying authorities have shown her mother no mercy

SKorea Women Take Gold in Badminton, Beating China at Asian Games

South Korea won the women’s team singles in badminton Sunday at the Asian Games, defeating China 3-0

Indonesia Launches China-Backed 'Whoosh' High-Speed Railway

Indonesian President Joko Widodo Monday inaugurated a $7

Philippines, Allies Kick Off Naval Drills Amid Asia-Pacific Tension 

Forces from Manila, Britain, Canada, Japan and the United States kicked off on Monday two weeks of joint naval exercises in Philippine waters as a show of force, amid flaring regional tension

Indonesia Denies Smog from Forest Fires Drifted to Malaysia 

Indonesia's environment ministry on Monday denied accusations that forest fires in Sumatra and its portion of Borneo island, which have blanketed some of its cities with thick haze, have also affected air quality in neighboring Malaysia

ASEAN Holds First Joint Naval Exercise Without US, Other Outside Power

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations recently concluded its first joint naval exercises

Ukraine Expresses Hope for Continued US Aid

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said Monday he believes the United States “will be able to find the necessary solutions” to continue military support for Ukraine Speaking to reporters alongside European Union foreign policy chief Josep Bor[..]

Nigeria Offers Measures to Offset Rising Costs as Unions Mull Strike

Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's government on Sunday proposed a temporary wage hike for federal workers and more cheap gas-powered public transport among other measures to offset the impact of his economic reforms and convince labor unions to [..]

38 Injured in Fire at Egyptian Police Headquarters

Thirty-eight people were injured Monday when a fire erupted at a police headquarters in northern Egypt, according to police