Ariel Antonio
Poland orders expulsion of 45 Russians suspected of spying.
Poland's Internal Security Agency has demanded the immediate removal of 45 Russian diplomats believed to be conducting intelligence activities under diplomatic cover. The government identified these individuals as a potential security risk and summoned the Russian Ambassador to formally communicate the expulsion order.
UN chief: Don’t let Russia crisis fuel climate destruction.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres cautions that countries rushing to replace Russian energy supplies may undermine climate goals by defaulting to high-carbon alternatives, calling fossil fuel addiction a path to "mutually assured destruction"
‘No city anymore’: Mariupol survivors take train to safety.
Survivors of Mariupol's devastating siege recount their traumatic escape, leaving behind a city reduced to ruins. With only what they could carry, these refugees describe a journey from relentless bombardment to temporary safety, carrying memories of survival against overwhelming odds.
Biden’s China ‘pivot’ complicated by Russia’s war in Ukraine.
President Biden seeks to refocus US foreign policy towards Asia, but Russia's invasion of Ukraine complicates the strategic pivot. An upcoming call with Chinese President Xi Jinping aims to manage bilateral competition and discuss Ukraine, reflecting the intricate global geopolitical landscape.
Russia’s invasion drives NATO rethink of Europe force stance.
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has fundamentally transformed NATO's strategic approach, forcing a critical re-evaluation of military positioning and diplomatic relations that were established in the post-Cold War era of perceived cooperation.
EU and UK hit Russia with wider sanctions that target luxury
The European Union and United Kingdom expanded sanctions against Russia, targeting high-end items like pure-bred horses and truffles, while blocking Russian access to global financial ratings and steel markets. These measures aim to isolate Russia economically and limit its resources for continuing military actions.
Tens of thousands protest in Berlin against the war in Ukraine.
Approximately 30,000 people gathered near Brandenburg Gate in Berlin, waving Ukrainian flags and holding signs demanding an end to the war. Protesters of all ages, from children to elderly, united to show support for Ukraine and condemn Russia's military actions.
Russian strikes hit western Ukraine as offensive widens.
Russian strikes hit strategic locations in Ukraine, widening the offensive with attacks on western airfields and eastern industrial areas. The invasion continues into its 16th day, with intense bombardment of cities like Mariupol, where thousands struggle under siege conditions. US and allies prepare to increase economic pressure on Russia.
Telecom giants agree on mega telco merger to create a new...
Telecommunications giants Axiata Group and Telenor Asia have completed a landmark merger of their Malaysian wireless operations, creating a new tech leader. The combined entity, MergeCo, promises significant synergies, with pre-tax profits of 5.7 billion ringgit and strong financial prospects. Both parent companies will hold equal 33.1% stakes in the newly formed company.
IJM Corp entered into a deal with KLK to dispose of...
IJM Corp has agreed to sell its entire 56.2% stake in IJM Plantations to KLK Bhd for RM1.53 billion or RM3.10 per share. The transaction, announced in July, requires shareholder and creditor approval. KLK intends to maintain IJM Plantations' listing on Bursa Malaysia.


















