S. Korea, Japan clear UNESCO hurdle, history row still unresolved
By Lee Chi-dong
SEOUL, July 5 (Yonhap) -- South Korea and Japan seem to have cleared a smaller hurdle in their ties with a deal on Tokyo's UNESCO world heritage bid.
Why US needs an Iran N-deal more
While the marathon of nuclear negotiations between Iran and the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council plus Germany seems to be approaching the finish line, news of a new mes
Should Rohingya Refugees Be Allowed To Work In Malaysia?
By Norshazlina Nor'azman
India's Old Guards Of Journalism
Delhi Diary By M.Santhiran
M.Santhiran, Bernama's correspondent in New Delhi shares his take on the Indian capital city and its unique social nuances.
London Array proves viability of large-scale renewable projects as it celebrates two years of successful operations
ABU DHABI, 5th July 2015 (WAM) --- Today marks the two-year anniversary of the inauguration and completion of London Array – the world’s largest offshore wind farm.
Malaysian Paratha Sweeps US Ethnic Market Off Its Feet
By Manik Mehta
Media Personnel Learn About Life At Sea Onboard KD Kasturi
By Muhammad Afiq Mohd Asri
News Focus - PALEMBANG DEVELOPS MUSI RIVER TOURISM TO ATTRACT FOREIGN TOURISTS by Fardah
Jakarta, June 29 (Antara)- The Ampera Bridge has become the most famous icon of Palembang, which is one of the oldest cities in Indonesia and in the past was the capital of the powerful S
