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Indonesia Ends Search After Mount Dukono Eruption Claims 3 Lives
Search and rescue ends after Mount Dukono eruption in Indonesia. All 3 victims, including two foreign nationals, have been found. 15 survivors rescued.
Bangladesh High Court Rejects Bail for Hindu Monk Chinmoy Krishna Das
Bangladesh High Court rejects bail for Hindu monk Chinmoy Krishna Das over 2024 lawyer killing. Protests, violence, and diplomatic tensions with India follow.
Iran Warns of Decisive Response to French, British Warships in Strait of Hormuz
Iran threatens "decisive" response to French and British warships in Strait of Hormuz, as diplomatic talks and military tensions escalate.
First Evacuation Flight Leaves Canary Islands After Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship
First plane carrying 14 Spanish evacuees from hantavirus-hit cruise ship MV Hondius departs Tenerife. WHO says risk remains low.
Seoul's Hormuz Stance May Shift After Confirmed Vessel Strike
Experts say confirmed strike on South Korean vessel in Strait of Hormuz could push Seoul to join US-led mission for freedom of navigation.
Pakistan's Femicide Crisis: Women Face Worst of Structural Inequalities
Report reveals Pakistan's femicide crisis, honour killings, and gender inequality. Women face severe consequences of structural inequalities.
Pakistan's Wedding Economy Hit by Middle East Conflict and Inflation
Rising fuel rates, inflation, and security issues from the Middle East war shrink guest lists and budgets in Pakistan's wedding industry, says a Dawn report.
Pakistan Faces Pressure for Structural Tax Reforms Ahead of Budget FY27
Business chambers push Pakistan for structural tax reforms ahead of Budget FY27, urging digitisation and broader tax base to revive growth and investor confidence.
Pakistan's Forced Afghan Migrant Expulsion Sparks Rights Outcry
Human Rights Commission calls Pakistan's forced expulsion of Afghan migrants "inhumane," pushing thousands of families into crisis and sparking international concern.
Western Tech Leap Threatens China's NEV Supply Chain Dominance
China's NEV supply chain advantage may erode in 3-5 years as Tesla and Western tech leap ahead with new batteries and driverless vehicles, says The Diplomat.
Finland Survey: 77% Want EU to Cut Tech, Economic Ties with US
77% of Finns support EU reducing economic and technological dependency on the US and China, even if it impacts bilateral ties, a new survey shows.
Nepal Government and Judiciary Clash Over Chief Justice Nomination
Nepal's government recommends Justice Manoj Sharma as Chief Justice, breaking seniority tradition, sparking conflict with acting Chief Justice Sapana Pradhan Malla and former PM Sushila Karki.
Putin Praises US Efforts to End Ukraine War, Says Conflict Nearing End
Russian President Vladimir Putin praises US President Trump's sincere efforts to resolve the Ukraine war, says conflict is "coming to an end" and blames Western elites.
South Korea Overdraft Loans Hit 3-Year High Amid Stock Rally
Personal overdraft loans at South Korea's five major banks hit a 3-year high as investors shift funds to stocks amid a bullish market. Demand deposits decline.
Belarus Marks 81st Victory Day with Events, Lukashenko Peace Call
Belarus commemorates the 81st anniversary of WWII victory with ceremonies, exhibitions, and a military parade. President Lukashenko urges global peace.
North Korean Troops Join Russia’s Victory Day Parade for First Time
North Korean soldiers march in Moscow’s Victory Day parade for the first time, showcasing growing military ties between Pyongyang and Moscow amid the Ukraine war.
Taiwan Reports 12 Chinese Aircraft, 5 Vessels Near Its Territory
Taiwan detected 12 Chinese aircraft, 5 vessels, and 1 ship near its territory. Nine sorties crossed the median line into Taiwan's ADIZ.
South Korea's Minister Meets US Officials on $350 Billion Investment Plan
South Korean Industry Minister Kim Jung-kwan met US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick to discuss $350 billion investment projects in energy, shipbuilding, and cooperation.
WHO Chief Reassures Tenerife as Hantavirus Cruise Ship Nears Canary Islands
WHO chief Tedros says hantavirus risk low as MV Hondius approaches Canary Islands. Three dead, five infected. Passengers asymptomatic.
UN Chief Hails Ukraine-Russia Ceasefire and Prisoner Swap Deal
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres welcomes a three-day ceasefire and prisoner exchange between Ukraine and Russia, as announced by US President Trump.
Rubio and Witkoff Meet Qatari PM in Miami to Push for Iran Deal
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and envoy Steve Witkoff met Qatari PM in Miami to discuss Iran deal. Mediators urge de-escalation as Iran reviews US proposal.
Putin Open to First Third-Country Meeting with Zelenskyy for Peace Deal
Putin signals openness to meet Zelenskyy in a third country for the first time, but only after a comprehensive, long-term peace agreement is reached.
Trump Considers Troop Relocation from Italy, Slams NATO Ally
US President Trump tells Italian media he's considering relocating troops from Italy, accusing the ally of not being there when needed. Italy's Defense Minister responds.
Putin Says No Evidence Iran Seeks Nuclear Weapons in US-Iran Conflict
Russian President Vladimir Putin says US-Iran war is a "very difficult conflict" and asserts no evidence Tehran is pursuing nuclear weapons, offering mediation.
Putin Reveals War Update to India, China, US Paving Way for Ukraine Ceasefire
Putin says he updated India, China, and the US on Ukraine conflict, leading to a three-day ceasefire proposal by Trump for Victory Day.