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Ten out of 151 Thai soldiers return from Hawaii with high fever
BANGKOK (The Nation/ANN): The Thai Army Combat Team comprising 151 soldiers, who had gone to Hawaii to participate in the Lightning Forge 2020 training programme, returned home on Wednesday (July 22) on a Thai Airways flight that touched down at Suvarnabhumi airport at 5.40pm, a source at the airport said.
Deal reached for east Ukraine ceasefire from July 27
KYIV (Reuters) - Ukrainian, Russian and OSCE negotiators reached an agreement on Wednesday for a full ceasefire between government forces and pro-Russian separatists in eastern Ukraine from Monday, Ukraine's president's office said.
Trials for three Covid-19 vaccines promising but more work still needed, say experts
SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): The global fight against Covid-19 received a boost on Monday (July 20) with the release of encouraging findings from human trials of three coronavirus vaccines, including a closely watched one being developed by Oxford University.
Netanyahu coalition ally wants military to front anti-COVID campaign
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - The military should take over responsibility for keeping Israel's spreading coronavirus epidemic in check, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's main coalition partner said on Tuesday, in comments likely to fuel tensions within the government.
Taliban suicide attack kills eight Afghan troops, wounds nine
KABUL (Reuters) - A suicide car bomber in central Afghanistan targeted a convoy of Afghan army troops, killing eight soldiers, the defence ministry said, while Taliban Islamist militants claimed responsibility for the attack amid a nationwide escalation of violence.
Coronavirus complicates South Korea, U.S. military exercises
SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea and the United States are trying to agree on the scale, scope and timing of annual military exercises with the novel coronavirus threatening to disrupt the travel of U.S. troops, South Korean officials said on Tuesday.
Egypt's Sisi wins parliamentary approval for possible Libya intervention
CAIRO (Reuters) - Egypt's parliament gave President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi the green light for possible military intervention in Libya by approving the deployment of armed forces abroad to fight "terrorist groups" and "militias".
Thai protesters take aim at army after anti-government rallies
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Protesters rallied at the headquarters of Thailand's army on Monday, accusing it of wasting taxpayers' money on procurements and renewing demands for Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha's resignation, the latest show of public opposition to his rule.
Heart and Soul: Living in a time of war
The writer’s father survived the Japanese attack in the Battle of Kampar.
Mali opposition rejects ECOWAS proposals on ending political crisis
BAMAKO (Reuters) - An influential opposition group in Mali rejected a proposal by regional mediators on Sunday aimed at ending a political crisis in which at least 11 people have been killed this month during protests against President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita.
