Cambodian parliament passes US$4.6 bln for 2016 state budget
Cambodian parliament passes US$4.6 bln for 2016 state budget

The National Assembly of Cambodia passed a state budget of US$4.6 billion for 2016, in which funds for education, healthcare, and defence will be increased.

Cambodian parliament passes US$4.6 bln for 2016 state budget
Myanmar drafts dialogue framework
Myanmar drafts dialogue framework

The Myanmar Government and ethnic armed groups met to draft a 10-point dialogue framework at the Myanmar Peace Centre on November 29.

Myanmar drafts dialogue framework
Turkey recovers body of pilot from downed Russian jet
Turkey recovers body of pilot from downed Russian jet

Turkey recovered the body of a Russian pilot from northern Syria and presented it to Russian diplomats on November 29, five days after shooting down his warplane in an incident that wrecked relations between two of the main powers involved in Syria's war.

Turkey recovers body of pilot from downed Russian jet
Russian air strikes kill at least 30 in stepped up raids in northwest Syria
Russian air strikes kill at least 30 in stepped up raids in northwest Syria

Air strikes believed to have been carried out by Russian jets killed at least 30 people in the town of Ariha in northwestern Syria on November 29, rescue workers in the rebel-held area said, part of an escalation of Russian strikes near the Turkish border.

Russian air strikes kill at least 30 in stepped up raids in northwest Syria
Clinton will unveil US$275 bil infrastructure plan to create jobs
Clinton will unveil US$275 bil infrastructure plan to create jobs

US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton plans to make job creation the focus of her campaign over the next month, beginning with a US$275 billion infrastructure spending plan that will be released this week.

Clinton will unveil US$275 bil infrastructure plan to create jobs
Putin, citing national security, signs Turkey sanctions decree
Putin, citing national security, signs Turkey sanctions decree

President Vladimir Putin signed a decree imposing a raft of punitive economic sanctions against Turkey on November 28, underlining the depth of the Kremlin's anger toward Ankara four days after Turkey shot down a Russian warplane.

Putin, citing national security, signs Turkey sanctions decree
EU hopes for Turkish help to slow migrants at summit
EU hopes for Turkish help to slow migrants at summit

Leaders of the European Union aim to sign an agreement with Turkey in Brussels on November 29 that offers Ankara cash and closer ties with the EU in return for Turkish help in stemming the flow of migrants to Europe.

EU hopes for Turkish help to slow migrants at summit
Paris climate activists plan human chain on global day of action
Paris climate activists plan human chain on global day of action

Activists plan to join arms and form a "human chain" in Paris on November 29 to urge action on global warming, in a muted rally after attacks on the city by Islamic State, at the heart of worldwide protests on the eve of a U.N. climate summit in France.

Paris climate activists plan human chain on global day of action
Timor Leste celebrates proclamation of independence
Timor Leste celebrates proclamation of independence

Timor Leste hosted a ceremony in Oecusse on November 28 to mark its 40th anniversary of proclamation of independence.

Timor Leste celebrates proclamation of independence
ASEAN looks at IT development
ASEAN looks at IT development

Ministers of Telecommunications and Information Technology from ASEAN countries agreed to give top priority to cooperation and development in a five-year road map to 2020.

ASEAN looks at IT development