"We want to fully utilise our existing potential in both traditional and new areas of cooperation," top Turkish diplomat Fidan says.
Lack of job opportunities fuelled the student-led protests while opposition parties joined in to cash in on the situation.
Despite being hailed as a “South Asian economic miracle,” Bangladesh has been engulfed in protests led by university students fearing job security.
Dmytro Kuleba says he would hold "extensive, detailed, substantive negotiations" with his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi.
"We strongly object to this decision by the Council of the European Union and expect transparent information about the aid to be provided," says Baku.
At least 174 people have died, including several police officers, according to a separate count of victims reported by police and hospitals.
Last week, police in India's Uttar Pradesh ordered all eateries along the pilgrimage route to display the names of their owners and later extended it across the state.
Manila announces it has reached a "provisional agreement" for rotation and resupply missions to its beached naval ship BRP Sierra Madre in the disputed South China Sea.
Pakistan urges Germany to take immediate measures to arrest and prosecute those involved in the incident.
Heavy rains swollen a local river, sweeping away 40 houses along the riverbank, destroying bridges, and cutting off crucial roads in Sichuan and Shaanxi provinces.
Taiwan's drills this year cancels elements that were mostly for show, while there will be intensified nighttime exercises and practising how to operate with severed command lines.
Student protests continue after the Supreme Court ruling, demanding the government issue a gazette notification on a revised 7% quota system for public jobs.
Authorities in northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh ask eateries to display names of their owners during a Hindu holy pilgrimage.
The ruling retains reserved positions for some categories.
The quota system is seen as a major source of frustration for young graduates grappling with a severe job crisis.
Trong dominated Vietnamese politics since 2011, when he was elected party chief and worked to consolidate the power in single-party political system.
This week's violence has killed over 100 people, marking the biggest public unrest to the government since PM Hasina won her fourth consecutive term in January.
UN Human Rights Chief Volkan Turk calls for accountability and dialogue following government's imposition of nationwide curfew.
Large portions of northern and central China have been battered since Tuesday by rains that have caused flooding and significant damage.
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The panel's hearing came just over a month before the third anniversary of the chaotic final US troop withdrawal that ended America's longest war.
Government has declared curfew in Bangladesh as student protests over job quotas escalate, imposing restrictions on internet.
Details about the rapid delivery of Polish F-16s are not yet available as the Russian delegation visits North Korea to implement military deals.
Bangladesh is struggling to contain student protests demanding changes in public service hiring amid deadly clashes and a jailbreak raise concerns about stability.
Taiwanese foreign minister Lin reiterates Taiwan’s commitment to self-reliance in defence.
A police statement following the near-total internet shutdown indicated that protesters had engaged in "destructive activities" against numerous police and government offices.
At least 32 people have died in the clashes so far this week as students have vowed to continue nationwide protests against civil service hiring rules.
Government orders schools and universities to close indefinitely.
Zigong's emergency services department received news about the fire at around 6:10 pm and immediately dispatched firefighters to extinguish the blaze.
The guidelines were signed during the NATO leaders summit and stem from the establishment of the joint Nuclear Consultative Group in April 2023.
Demonstrations intensify after PM Sheikh Hasina labelled those opposing the quota as "razakar" - a term used for those who allegedly collaborated with the Pakistani army during the 1971 war.
Islamabad emphasises its concerns over cross-border terrorism and urges the Taliban administration in Afghanistan to take decisive action against perpetrators and prevent future attacks.
Relations between the two Koreas are at one of their lowest points in years.
Both countries are to deploy at least three vessels each for the three-day exercises, China's state controlled Global Times newspaper says, citing the People's Liberation Army Navy.