Cambodia marks decade of UN peacekeeping participation
Cambodia marks decade of UN peacekeeping participation

Cambodia will continue joining peacekeeping operations in countries when there are requests from the United Nations, Prime Minister Hun Sen said.

Cambodia marks decade of UN peacekeeping participation
Philippines: Assault seizes terrorist lair, kills 24 militants
Philippines: Assault seizes terrorist lair, kills 24 militants

The Philippine military reported that a major raid has killed 24 suspected local supporters of the Islamic State group and claimed their remote southern stronghold. 

Philippines: Assault seizes terrorist lair, kills 24 militants
Parliamentary elections: winds of change in Iran?
Parliamentary elections: winds of change in Iran?

VOV.VN - Preliminary results of the February 26 parliamentary elections in Iran were leaning in favor of reformist and moderate forces in both the parliament and the Assembly of Experts. Analysts are sensing winds of change in Iran.

Parliamentary elections: winds of change in Iran?
US warns China on militarization of East Sea
US warns China on militarization of East Sea

US Defense Secretary Ash Carter on March 1 warned China against "aggressive" actions in the East Sea region, including the placement of surface-to-air missiles on a disputed island.

US warns China on militarization of East Sea
UN aims to restart Syria peace talks on March 9
UN aims to restart Syria peace talks on March 9

The United Nations will delay the next round of Syria peace talks by two days to allow the cessation of hostilities in force since February 27 to take hold, UN Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura said.

UN aims to restart Syria peace talks on March 9
Myanmar sets date for presidential election
Myanmar sets date for presidential election

The Myanmar’s Union Parliament on March 1 set March 10 for presidential run, one week earlier as the previous schedule. 

Myanmar sets date for presidential election
Malaysia, Laos to further cooperation
Malaysia, Laos to further cooperation

Malaysia and Laos have agreed to explore areas of cooperation to strengthen their bilateral relations. 

Malaysia, Laos to further cooperation
Singapore, China seek to reduce dispute risks in East Sea
Singapore, China seek to reduce dispute risks in East Sea

Singapore and China are working on some exploratory ideas to minimise risks of unplanned encounters in the East Sea, said Singaporean Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishman on February 29.

Singapore, China seek to reduce dispute risks in East Sea
Macedonia police fire teargas at migrants while Europe bickers
Macedonia police fire teargas at migrants while Europe bickers

Macedonian police fired teargas to disperse hundreds of migrants who stormed the border from Greece on February 29 as a deeply divided Europe traded barbs over the biggest humanitarian crisis in decades.

Macedonia police fire teargas at migrants while Europe bickers
DPRK says US student confessed to theft of item with propaganda slogan
DPRK says US student confessed to theft of item with propaganda slogan

A US student held in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) since early January was detained for trying to steal an item bearing a propaganda slogan from his Pyongyang hotel and has confessed to "severe crimes" against the state, the DPRK's official media said on February 29.

DPRK says US student confessed to theft of item with propaganda slogan
Syrian opposition says government wrecking truce deal
Syrian opposition says government wrecking truce deal

A senior official from Syria's main opposition group said on February 29 that a fragile international attempt to halt nearly five years of fighting was in danger of collapse because of attacks by government forces.

Syrian opposition says government wrecking truce deal
Support for Merkel rises, but doubts over refugee policy remain
Support for Merkel rises, but doubts over refugee policy remain

Popular support for German Chancellor Angela Merkel has bounced back after hitting a 4-1/2 year low in February, a poll indicated on February 29, but a majority of voters are still sceptical her government will be able to reduce the refugee influx soon.

Support for Merkel rises, but doubts over refugee policy remain
Up to 70,000 migrants may be trapped in Greece next month
Up to 70,000 migrants may be trapped in Greece next month

The number of refugees and migrants trapped in Greece may reach 70,000 in coming weeks, Greece's migration minister said, adding that a NATO plan to crack down on smugglers could limit migrant flows significantly.

Up to 70,000 migrants may be trapped in Greece next month
Suicide bombings kill 40 in eastern Iraq, eight west of Baghdad
Suicide bombings kill 40 in eastern Iraq, eight west of Baghdad

At least 40 people were killed by a suicide bomber at a funeral in Iraq's eastern province of Diyala while a suicide blast at a security checkpoint in Baghdad's western outskirts killed eight members of the security forces, police said on February 29.

Suicide bombings kill 40 in eastern Iraq, eight west of Baghdad
Singapore to bolster COC formulation
Singapore to bolster COC formulation

Singapore, as the coordinator of ASEAN-China relations, will focus on the formulation of a Code of Conduct between ASEAN and China, Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said on February 27.

Singapore to bolster COC formulation
Syria rebels say attacks by army and Russian planes threaten truce
Syria rebels say attacks by army and Russian planes threaten truce

The Syrian opposition warned on February 28 that attacks by the army, backed by Russian warplanes, threatened a US-Russian deal for a cessation of hostilities with collapse and endangered future peace talks.

Syria rebels say attacks by army and Russian planes threaten truce
Twin suicide bombing kills 70 in Baghdad's deadliest attack this year
Twin suicide bombing kills 70 in Baghdad's deadliest attack this year

A twin suicide bombing claimed by Islamic State killed 70 people in a Shi'ite district of Baghdad on February 28 in the deadliest attack inside the capital this year, as militants launched an assault on its western outskirts.

Twin suicide bombing kills 70 in Baghdad's deadliest attack this year
Thailand, Cambodia vow multual support at UN
Thailand, Cambodia vow multual support at UN

Thailand and Cambodia have pledged to boost agreements signed during a joint cabinet meeting in December 2015 and support each other at the UN, said Thai Foreign Minister Don Pramudwinai on February 26.

Thailand, Cambodia vow multual support at UN
Car bomb attack in southern Thailand
Car bomb attack in southern Thailand

At least seven policemen and two locals were seriously injured in a car bomb detonated near a Border Patrol Police (BPP) station in Thailand’s southern province of Pattani on February 27.

Car bomb attack in southern Thailand
ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Retreat concldues in Vientiane
ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Retreat concldues in Vientiane

VOV.VN - The ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat closed in Vientiane, Laos on February 27

ASEAN Foreign Ministers' Retreat concldues in Vientiane
Clinton wins big in South Carolina on way to 'Super Tuesday'
Clinton wins big in South Carolina on way to 'Super Tuesday'

US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton crushed rival Bernie Sanders at the South Carolina primary on February 27, propelling her into next week's crucial "Super Tuesday" voting in 11 states on a wave of momentum.

Clinton wins big in South Carolina on way to 'Super Tuesday'
Iran's pragmatic Rouhani cheers election wins, says government stronger
Iran's pragmatic Rouhani cheers election wins, says government stronger

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani earned an emphatic vote of confidence and reformist partners secured surprise gains in parliament in early results from elections that could accelerate the Islamic Republic's emergence from years of isolation.

Iran's pragmatic Rouhani cheers election wins, says government stronger
Dozens killed, wounded in Afghanistan suicide attacks
Dozens killed, wounded in Afghanistan suicide attacks

A Taliban suicide bomber blew himself up near the Afghan defense ministry in Kabul on February 27, causing heavy casualties just hours after an attack in the eastern province of Kunar killed 13 people and put prospects for new peace talks in doubt.

Dozens killed, wounded in Afghanistan suicide attacks
Islamic State attacks Kurdish-held town on Turkish border
Islamic State attacks Kurdish-held town on Turkish border

Islamic State militants launched an assault on a Kurdish-controlled town on Syria's border with Turkey on February 27, prompting air strikes by the US-led coalition to try to drive them back.

Islamic State attacks Kurdish-held town on Turkish border
US urges China to extend non-militarisation pledge to all of East Sea
US urges China to extend non-militarisation pledge to all of East Sea

The US has urged Chinese President Xi Jinping to extend his non-militarisation pledge to all of the East Sea.

US urges China to extend non-militarisation pledge to all of East Sea
Deputy PM attends 2016 ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat
Deputy PM attends 2016 ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat

VOV.VN -  Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Pham Binh Minh is leading a Vietnamese delegation at the 2016 ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat that opened in Vientiane on February 27. 

Deputy PM attends 2016 ASEAN Foreign Ministers’ Retreat
Greece seeks to stem migrant flow as thousands trapped by border limits
Greece seeks to stem migrant flow as thousands trapped by border limits

Greece moved to slow the flow of migrants from its islands to the mainland on February 26 as thousands of homeless refugees were trapped in the country by border limits imposed along a Balkan route to richer nations in northern Europe.

Greece seeks to stem migrant flow as thousands trapped by border limits
Indonesia downplays Australia’s warning on terror threat
Indonesia downplays Australia’s warning on terror threat

Indonesian authorities have played down an Australian warning on possible terror attacks being planned in the Southeast Asian country. 

Indonesia downplays Australia’s warning on terror threat
India urges no unilateral actions in East Sea
India urges no unilateral actions in East Sea

India has called on all States to avoid unilateral actions in the East Sea that can lead to tensions in the region.

India urges no unilateral actions in East Sea
Japan, Australia, India share strong concerns over East Sea tensions
Japan, Australia, India share strong concerns over East Sea tensions

Japan, Australia and India on February 26 agreed on the importance of maintaining the rule of law in the East Sea and shared “strong concerns” over tensions in the region amid China’s rising assertive move in the sea.

Japan, Australia, India share strong concerns over East Sea tensions