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Satellite imagery and AIS data show that at least three Chinese mobile drilling rigs have been active in the East China Sea near the median line with Japan, where Tokyo has protested Beijing’s oil and gas development

Satellite imagery and AIS data show that at least three Chinese mobile drilling rigs have been active in the East China Sea near the median line with Japan, where Tokyo has protested Beijing’s oil and gas development

Satellite imagery and AIS data show that at least three Chinese mobile drilling rigs have been active in the East China Sea near the median line with Japan, where Tokyo has protested Beijing’s oil and gas development

Pakistani forces today killed 12 civilians in different parts of Pakistan Kashmir (Pakistan controlled Kashmir). Civilian unrest gains momentum as Pakistani Rangers & FC use brutal force to fire at the unarmed protestors. Over 150 civilians injured. Latest visuals of a Pakistan controlled Kashmir hospital

Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul denied any secret deal with Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen over the removal of former Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, responding to allegations raised during a parliamentary debate

Satellite imagery and AIS data show that at least three Chinese mobile drilling rigs have been active in the East China Sea near the median line with Japan, where Tokyo has protested Beijing’s oil and gas development

Kargil shuts down over Ladakh killings as protesters renew calls for statehood

In IIOJK, senior leader of APHC, Mirwaiz Umar Farooq has expressed deep sorrow over loss of precious human lives in firing by Indian troops during ongoing protests in Ladakh region

Indian military forces deploy in Ladakh after protests over autonomy in the Himalayan region turned deadly

Security patrols in Ladakh, India, after protests that resulted in deaths

Russian Nuclear Ballistic Missile Sub Spotted Near Japan for the First Time — USNI News

Satellite imagery and AIS data show that at least three Chinese mobile drilling rigs have been active in the East China Sea near the median line with Japan, where Tokyo has protested Beijing’s oil and gas development

Imran Khan, jailed former Prime Minister, has urged supporters to join a September 27 Peshawar rally, calling it a protest for national freedom

Satellite imagery and AIS data show that at least three Chinese mobile drilling rigs have been active in the East China Sea near the median line with Japan, where Tokyo has protested Beijing’s oil and gas development

The Royal Thai Army has issued a statement responding to Cambodia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which stated that "Cambodia has formally submitted a protest letter and objection to the Thai government, claiming rights over the area of Ban Ya Nong Kaew violates the 2000 MOU."

On Sept. 19, the UK Carrier Strike Group led by HMS Prince of Wales arrived in Singapore after transiting the South China Sea. Earlier this month, HMS Richmond sailed the Taiwan Strait with USS Higgins, drawing protests from China. - UK Defence Journal

Cambodian protesters have gathered again today near Ban Nong Ya Kaeo Village in Khok Sung District, Sa Kaeo Province, amid the ongoing border dispute. Children are still being brought to the protest, despite the need to protect them from potential risks and prevent their

The Protection and Crowd Control Division (PCCD) deployed water cannon vehicles at Ban Nong Ya Kaew in Khok Sung district, Sa Kaeo province, on Saturday to prepare for potential Cambodian protests

Satellite imagery and AIS data show that at least three Chinese mobile drilling rigs have been active in the East China Sea near the median line with Japan, where Tokyo has protested Beijing’s oil and gas development

Chinese Coast Guard fleet intercepted in restricted Taiwan waters

Thai authorities have reaffirmed that Ban Nong Ya Kaeo in Sa Kaeo Province is fully within Thai territory, rejecting Cambodian claims and detailing their lawful, internationally guided response to violent Cambodian protests on September 16–17

Sa Kaeo governor formally protests Cambodian incursions, vandalism, and assaults on Thai forces at Ban Nong Ya Kaew; calls for immediate action

Two warplanes bombed a church in the junta’s latest airstrike on Demoso Township, Karenni (Kayah) State, according to locals. The jets reportedly dropped four bombs on the church on Wednesday morning, destroying it. (Photo: KNDF)

Satellite imagery and AIS data show that at least three Chinese mobile drilling rigs have been active in the East China Sea near the median line with Japan, where Tokyo has protested Beijing’s oil and gas development

7.8 magnitude earthquake strikes Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, Russia region. - preliminary data from USGS

Riot police in Thailand have prepared 10 water cannon trucks in response to ongoing protests by Cambodian nationals at Ban Nong Ya Kaew, Sa Kaeo province

The Royal Thai Army refutes Cambodia's claims over the Sept 17 border clash at Ban Nong Ya Kaeo in Sa Kaeo. Thailand asserts protesters illegally occupied Thai territory, used tear gas/rubber bullets following international protocols after peaceful talks failed.

Statement on the incursion and protest by Cambodian nationals in Ban Nong Ya Kaew, Khok Sung district, Sa Kaeo province. With reference to reports concerning the incursion and protest by Cambodian nationals against the placement of security barricades by Thai officials in Ban Nong Ya Kaew, Khok Sung district, Sa Kaeo province on 17 September 2025, about which the Royal Thai Army has already issued clarifications, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wishes to emphasise the following: 1. Implementation of measures by the Thai side were all undertaken well within Thailand’s sovereign territory. Attempts to obstruct the work of Thai officials resulted in injuries to some Thai officials. The removal of security barricades placed by Thai authorities are unlawful acts constituting numerous offences under Thai law.

The Royal Thai Army said the use of tear gas and rubber bullets against Cambodian protesters was in line with international crowd-control standards

The Royal Thai Army (RTA) said on Wednesday that its forces had clashed with Cambodian protesters at Ban Nong Ya Kaeo, in Sa Kaeo’s Khok Sung district