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Beijing announced that it had opened an investigation into Gen. Zhang Youxia, China’s most senior military officer and a deputy to President Xi Jinping on the body overseeing the armed forces. The Wall Street Journal reported that a special briefing for senior officers laid out the suspicions against him: leaking nuclear secrets to the US and accepting bribes in exchange for promoting the former defense minister. The affair could lead to a sweeping purge within the Chinese military.
The accident occurred at a site for the Thai-Chinese "Belt and Road" railway project, where falling equipment blocked the tracks. Victims were trapped in a burning carriage as electric safety systems failed, jamming doors and windows.
The 13% VAT on contraceptives marks the first such levy in three decades as Beijing pursues aggressive pro-natalist policies amid demographic collapse.
Amid a second day of violent street demonstrations that saw government offices and the homes of political leaders engulfed in flames, Prime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli of Nepal submitted his resignation on Tuesday, according to a report from The New York Times.
Wang survived in an air pocket within the cave, eating raw fish and losing track of time. He emerged in good health, walking to the ambulance unassisted. He asked rescuers, “Do you have a cigarette?”
After three days of deadly exchanges of fire and an escalation in the fighting, Bangkok and Phnom Penh agreed to hold a preliminary meeting for talks. Trump spoke with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet and his Thai counterpart, Phumtham Wechayachai, and both sides expressed a willingness to halt the violence.
Agricultural vehicles have become the primary means of escape for rural populations who lack access to conventional transportation, creating scenes reminiscent of historical conflicts as modern warfare forces ancient methods of displacement.
Cambodia claims self-defense after Thai "unprovoked incursion." Armed clashes intensify along 508-mile frontier as both nations evacuate civilians from combat zones.
Indonesian media sources reported to CNA that the burning ferry, identified as KM Barcelona 5, had been transporting 280 passengers and was scheduled to arrive at Manado Port.
