Commentary: Does Malaysia have a growing gun problem?
A string of deadly shootings has sparked debate about whether gun violence is a growing concern in Malaysia, says RSIS’ Rueben Dass.
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Commentary: The far-right rises in Japan, but will it endure?
The bigger question is not whether Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba will resign after his coalition lost an important election, but what Sanseito’s rise means for Japan, says political scientist Yasuo Takao.
Thai govt tells the world Cambodia broke ceasefire agreement
The Thai government on Tuesday complained to the international community, accusing Cambodia of continued and indiscriminate attacks on Thai soil after their ceasefire agreement came in to effect at midnight.
Thai, Cambodian generals agree to halt strikes, reinforcement until Monday
Thai and Cambodian generals agreed on Tuesday to hold their fire and stop military movements along their border until next Monday, when the two defence ministers are due to meet.
Gunmen involved in Indian Kashmir tourist attack killed: Minister
Thai-Cambodia ceasefire: ‘Rare diplomatic success’ due to Anwar, ASEAN and US pressure
The ceasefire agreement brokered in Putrajaya was a win for Malaysia premier Anwar Ibrahim and ASEAN, experts say. With clashes reportedly erupting early Tuesday morning, however, observation teams are urgently needed on the ground.
Vietnam flash flood kills five, dozens evacuated
Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?
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Thai army condemns Cambodia for breaking ceasefire agreement
The Thai army on Tuesday accused and condemned Cambodia of intentionally breaking the ceasefire agreement which took effect at midnight by firing shots at many Thai locations afterwards.
Trump eyes ‘world tariff’ of 15-20% for most countries
TURNBERRY, Scotland – US President Donald Trump said on Monday most trading partners that do not negotiate separate trade deals would soon face tariffs of 15% to 20% on their exports to the United States, well above the broad 10% tariff he imposed in April.