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4.5 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Tajikistan, Highlighting Climate Vulnerabilities
A magnitude 4.5 earthquake struck Tajikistan, a country highly vulnerable to seismic activity, floods, and climate change impacts on its glaciers.
Bolton: Putin Stonewalling Trump, Russia-Ukraine War Inevitable Under Any US Leader
Ex-US NSA John Bolton says Putin is stonewalling Trump on Ukraine peace, calls China the world's top priority threat, and urges deeper India-US ties.
3.6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Afghanistan, Following 4.0 Tremor
A 3.6 magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan at 110 km depth, following a 4.0 tremor. The region is highly seismically active.
Nepal PM Orders 3 Ministers to Resign Over Political Ties Before March Polls
Nepal's interim PM Sushila Karki asks three cabinet ministers to resign, citing their political affiliations ahead of the March elections.
Bolton Slams Trump's India Tariffs as "Self-Inflicted Wound" in Relations
John Bolton calls Trump's India tariff threat a strategic error that damaged US-India ties, urging focus on China instead.
Hungarian Slow Cinema Pioneer Bela Tarr Passes Away at 70
Veteran Hungarian director Bela Tarr, a master of "slow cinema" known for films like "Satantango," has passed away at 70 after a long illness.
China Slams US as "World's Police" Over Venezuela Strike, Warns Against More Interventions
China criticizes US military action in Venezuela, opposing foreign intervention and urging respect for sovereignty. Beijing warns against pressure on other South American nations.
Bolton Slams China's Taiwan Threats, Says Islanders Don't See Themselves Chinese
Former US NSA John Bolton says China's threats to Taiwan endanger global peace, citing Taiwan's democratic will to govern itself.
European Leaders Reject Trump's Greenland Remarks, Reaffirm NATO Unity
European leaders issue a joint statement asserting Greenland belongs to its people and is part of NATO, pushing back against remarks by Donald Trump.
Record-Breaking $3.2 Million Bluefin Tuna Sold at Tokyo's New Year Auction
A 243kg bluefin tuna sold for a record ¥510.3 million ($3.2M) at Tokyo's Toyosu market, purchased by Sushizanmai for its New Year's good luck tradition.
BNP's Tarique Rahman: Bangladesh's Existence Rooted in 1971 Liberation War
BNP's Tarique Rahman states Bangladesh's existence is unimaginable without the 1971 Liberation War, calls for unity ahead of elections.
Indonesia Flash Floods Kill 16, Displace Hundreds in North Sulawesi
Flash floods and landslides in Indonesia's Sitaro Islands have killed 16, injured 22, and displaced hundreds. Emergency response is underway.
South Korea Urges Firm US Alliance Readiness Amid Security Shifts
Defence Minister Ahn Gyu-back visits US command, calls for unwavering readiness and swift implementation of wartime OPCON transfer roadmap.
Critically Endangered Kakapo Parrots Begin First Breeding Season in 4 Years
New Zealand's critically endangered kakapo parrots begin their first breeding season since 2022, with hopes for a record number of chicks.
Thailand Protests Cambodia Border Explosion, Soldier Injured in Ceasefire Breach
Thailand lodges formal protest after Cambodian mortar fire injures soldier. Both sides exchange claims, while thousands of Cambodian evacuees remain displaced.
Germany's Merz Targets 2026 for Economic Revival Amid "Epochal Shift"
Chancellor Friedrich Merz declares 2026 the year for decisive action to restore Germany's economic growth and competitiveness amid global upheaval.
6.4-Magnitude Quake Rocks Western Japan, Injuring Multiple People
A 6.4-magnitude earthquake struck Shimane Prefecture, Japan, causing injuries, building damage, and triggering strong aftershocks.
South Korea Launches Joint Probe into Church Bribery Allegations Involving Politicians
South Korean prosecution and police launch a 47-member joint team to investigate bribery allegations between religious groups like the Unification Church and politicians.
China's Population Crisis Deepens Despite Decade of Pro-Birth Policies
A decade after ending its one-child policy, China's population continues to shrink, facing a demographic crisis with a soaring elderly population.
Singer Mary Millben Defends PM Modi, Says Trump "Ill-Advised" on India
Singer Mary Millben says Trump respects Modi but is "ill-advised" on India, urging Modi to focus on Indian people, not U.S. political comments.
Pakistan's 2026 Investment Outlook: From Easy Gains to Wealth Protection
Pakistani investors face a tougher 2026 with rising taxes, easing rates, and fewer easy gains. Explore asset classes from mutual funds to crypto.
South Korea Swelters: 2025 Marks Nation's Second Hottest Year on Record
South Korea's 2025 average temperature ties for second hottest since 1973, with record heat waves and tropical nights, according to weather data.
Mayon Volcano Alert Raised to Level 3 Amid Dome Collapse, Eruption Risk
Philippines raises Mayon Volcano alert to Level 3 due to dome collapse, increasing risk of lava flows and hazardous pyroclastic currents. Evacuations urged.
Sri Lanka Smashes Tourism Record in 2025 Despite Devastating Cyclone
Sri Lanka welcomed over 2.36M tourists in 2025, earning $3.2B, setting new records despite the destruction of Cyclone Ditwah.
Kim Jong-un's Daughter Center Stage in North Korea's "Socialist Family" Imagery
South Korean official says Ju-ae's prominent appearances aim to project North Korea's "socialist great family" imagery, downplaying succession speculation.