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A passenger jet of Taiwan's China Airlines at Taipei Songshan Airport in Taipei,

Taiwan Is Paying Tourists $165 Each To Visit The Island: When Can You Apply?

Taiwan's tourism voucher program targets travelers from neighboring Asian countries, Europe and the U.S., as the island aims for 6 million visitors this year.

Six Dead, Dozens Still Missing After China Mine Collapse

Map locating Alxa Left Banner in Inner Mongolia, in China, where dozens of people are missing after a mine collapsed on February 22, according to state media.

Six dead, dozens still missing after China mine collapse

Russian Soldiers Hold Muslim Ukrainians Captive, Force Them To Help Or Be Killed

Russia's attack on Ukraine continues near the frontline town of Bakhmut

The Russian army is capturing Muslim Ukrainians from temporarily-occupied regions.

China's role as Ukraine peacemaker raises doubt as Beijing 'deepens' Russia ties

NATO Has 'Seen Signs' China Is Planning To Supply Lethal Aid To Russia: Stoltenberg

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg warned China against supporting Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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President Vladimir Putin addressed tens of thousands of supporters at a Moscow rally marking the eighth anniversary of Russia's annexation of Crimea

Russia Hired Extras To Attend Putin's Rally; Paid Them $7, Free Merch: Report

Around 200,000 people went to hear the Russian head of state speak, according to reports.

Philippine's President Ferdinand Marcos Jr attends meeting with representatives of ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Assembly (AIPA) during the ASEAN Summit in Phnom Penh

Philippines' Marcos Jr Featured In 'Jeopardy!' As President With 'So Many Foreign Trips'

A Stanford University student won $21,300 in "Jeopardy!" after correctly identifying the Philippines as the country with a leader who took many foreign trips.

A Philippines coast guard ship (R) sails past a Chinese coast guard ship near Scarborough Shoal in the South China Sea in 2019

Philippine Coast Guard Receives 'Welcome To China' SMS While Patrolling Own Economic Zone

A Philippine naval aircraft received a text message intended for travelers entering China, despite being more than 700 miles away from mainland China.

Russia Blames Ukraine Hackers For Air Raid Sirens Telling Civilians To Shelter 'Immediately'

At least nine Russian cities have received fake air raid alerts from commercial radio stations warning them of an impending missile strike.

Chilling Video Shows Gunmen Murder 7 After Being Laughed At For Losing Pool Game

One of the seven victims killed in a Brazilian pool hall was a 12-year-old girl.

Russia's President Putin takes part in an event marking Gazprom's 30th anniversary, via video link outside Moscow

Putin Is 'Afraid' Of NATO's Response To Nuclear Weapon Use: 'Russia Has No Chance'

President Joe Biden called Russia's decision to suspend its participation in the New START treaty a "big mistake."

Ukrainian soldiers stand by a burnt Russian tank on the outskirts of Kyiv, on March 31, 2022

Russian Soldier Death Toll Hits 145,000 As 620 More Die In One Day: Ukraine Forces

Amid his country's reported losses, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that he intends to continue with the invasion of Ukraine.

China's President Xi Jinping and Russia's President Vladimir Putin attend a summit of the BRICS major emerging economies in Brasilia in November 2019

US 'Concerned' About Putin-Xi Meeting, Shared Vision That 'Big Countries Could Bully Small' Nations

The U.S. expressed concern about the upcoming Putin-Xi meeting after China declared it was "ready to join forces" with Russia to defend national interests.

Russian President Vladimir Putin in his national address in Moscow on February 21 2023

Missile System Spotted Near Stadium Where Putin Gave 4-Minute Speech

The air defense systems were deployed on the rooftops of homes in Moscow last month.

Map locating the region of Alxa League, Inner Mongolia, in China, where dozens of people are missing after a mine collapsed on February 22, according to state media

Search For China Mine Collapse Survivors On Hold After Landslide

Search for China mine collapse survivors on hold after landslide

Illustration shows NATO, Swedish and Finnish flags

Global Leaders Show Support For Ukraine's NATO Membership: 'Future Lies In Europe'

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he has already told his partners and allies that a discussion on Ukraine's NATO membership should be conducted.

Putin Ally Shows Photo Of Multiple Dead Russian Fighters, Blames Military For 'Shell Famine'

Putin ally and Wagner founder Yevgeny Prigozhin also said the Russian military elite refuses to solve the problem of an ammunition shortage.

Philippines Calls Subic Bay 'Strategic' For US Military Operations Amid South China Sea Dispute

The plan comes as the U.S. and the Philippines expand their military partnership.

Man holds laptop computer as cyber code is projected on him in this illustration picture

Russian Media Hacked During Putin's Speech, Pro-Ukraine Hackers Claim Responsibility

The Russian head of state was addressing his country's congress at the time, according to reports.

Ash Wednesday: Quotes To Help Reflect On The Spirit Of Lenten Season

Ash Wednesday is an obligatory day of fasting and abstinence for believers.

Since Russia invaded Ukraine, 383 anti-Russian and 181 anti-Ukrainian crimes have been officially reported to German police

Russian Journalist Charged With 'Discrediting' Army For Saying Friendship Is 'Stronger Than War'

The journalist said she got a tattoo of the phrase "love and friendship are stronger than war."

US, Philippines Discuss 'Concerning Developments' In South China Sea; Commits To Supporting PH Rights

Defense Sec. Lloyd Austin III discussed with his Philippine counterpart the resumption of joint maritime patrols in the South China Sea.

A general view shows the U.S. embassy in Moscow, Russia March 27, 2018.

Russia Summons US Ambassador Over Involvement In Ukraine War; Demands Withdrawal Of Troops

Russia's Foreign Ministry told U.S. ambassador Lynne Tracy that her country is encouraging Ukraine to attack targets within Russia.

Following the passage of Hurricane Nicole in Cocoa Beach

Australian Couple Has Sex At Packed Beach 'In Front Of Kids'

The Australian couple angered beachgoers after being seen getting hot and heavy at Henley Beach in Adelaide Monday.

China's top diplomat Wang Yi said US President Joe Biden's administration has a "misguided" perception of Beijing

China Top Official Says Taiwan Was 'Never A Country': 'That Is The True Reality'

China's top diplomat Wang Yi's anti-Taiwan remarks were called out by Taiwan's Mainland Affairs Council, insisting that the island is a sovereign country.