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South Korea Urges ASEAN+3 Cooperation Amid Iran War Economic Risks
South Korean Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol calls for ASEAN+3 cooperation to tackle economic uncertainty from the US-Israeli war against Iran.
Ukraine Drone Strike Hits Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Lab, IAEA Warns of Risks
Ukrainian forces attack Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant's radiation monitoring lab with a drone. IAEA warns of nuclear safety risks amid ongoing conflict.
Thousands Flee as Mayon Volcano Erupts in Philippines
Thousands evacuate as Mayon Volcano erupts near Manila. Alert level 3 issued; lava flow, ashfall, and pyroclastic density currents reported.
UN Expert Demands Release of Detained Journalists in Afghanistan
UN expert Richard Bennett demands immediate release of detained journalists in Afghanistan, highlighting worsening press freedom under Taliban rule.
South Korea Pushes Regional Unity to Counter Economic Fallout from Iran War
Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol calls for ASEAN+3 unity against economic risks from the Iran war, as South Korea unveils a $17.7B budget and appoints a new World Bank director.
Pakistan's Legal System Treats Child Marriage as Procedural Issue: Report
Report says Pakistan's legal system treats child marriage as procedural irregularity, not rights violation, citing Federal Constitutional Court ruling.
South Korea’s Earth-Observation Satellite CAS500-2 Successfully Launched
South Korea's CAS500-2 satellite enters orbit after SpaceX launch, boosting Seoul's space tech and disaster monitoring capabilities.
Lead Poisoning Crisis: 40% of Pakistani Children at Serious Health Risk
UNICEF study reveals lead in blood of 4 in 10 children in high-risk areas of Pakistan, causing IQ loss, stunted growth, and $35B economic damage.
Pakistan Satellite Launch Marred by Fake Photo Controversy
Pakistan’s EO-3 satellite launch celebrated, but an archival photo passed as original stirs doubts. Report highlights propaganda pattern.
Japan PM Sanae Takaichi Signals First-Ever Constitution Revision Push
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi signals revising the 1947 pacifist constitution, citing need for updates. Protests emerge as she pushes for change.
Penang Indian Heritage Gallery Showcases Rare Artefacts, Cultural Legacy
New Indian Heritage Gallery in Penang, Malaysia, features Tanjore paintings, Chola coins, and artefacts highlighting India's rich cultural legacy and diaspora ties.
Flash Floods in Kenya Claim 10 Lives Amid Heavy Downpour
Flash floods kill at least 10 in Kenya as heavy rains cause road closures, property damage, and displacements. Authorities urge vigilance.
Thousands Flee as Mayon Volcano Erupts in Philippines
Philippines evacuates thousands after Mayon Volcano eruption. Alert Level 3 raised; ashfall disrupts Albay province. Over 1,500 families in shelters.
Selling Out Taiwan Could Undermine US Global Credibility: Report
Report warns Trump compromising on Taiwan could damage US alliances, economic security, and moral authority in the Indo-Pacific.
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te Visits Eswatini Amid China's Diplomatic Pressure
Taiwan President Lai Ching-te arrives in Eswatini, its only African ally, despite China's diplomatic pressure and revoked overflight clearances.
Karachi Faces Severe Water Crisis After Power Failure Bursts Pipes
Karachi faces a severe water crisis as burst pipes from a power failure cut supply for 6 days. Residents suffer in summer heat; restoration may take days.
Afghanistan Sees 150 Press Freedom Violations in Past Year, Report Reveals
At least 150 press freedom violations reported in Afghanistan over the past year, including threats, detentions, and censorship, according to the Afghanistan Journalists Center.
India-Linked LPG Tanker Crosses Strait of Hormuz Amid Blockades
An India-linked LPG tanker, Sarv Shakti, crosses the Strait of Hormuz amid blockades, marking a rare transit in a key energy corridor.
China Issues Injunction to Block US Sanctions on Domestic Refiners
China issues formal injunction to block US sanctions on five domestic refiners accused of buying Iranian oil, calling it a "defensive and justified response" violating international law.
White House Appoints Nick Stewart as Iran Peace Talks Adviser
White House appoints Nick Stewart as adviser to Iran peace talks. Iran submits 14-point counter-proposal amid US skepticism and ongoing tensions.
South Korea Air Force Loses Nearly 900 Pilots to Civilian Airlines in Decade
Nearly 900 skilled South Korean Air Force pilots left for civilian airlines over the past decade, with most joining Korean Air and Asiana Airlines.
UN Chief Warns Press Freedom at 25-Year Low, Journalists Face Unacceptable Impunity
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns of "unacceptable impunity" as global press freedom hits 25-year low, with 85% of crimes against journalists unpunished.
Iran Mourns Wrestling Legend Abdullah Movahed: "Heroism Endures"
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei mourns legendary wrestler Abdullah Movahed, who died at 86. He won five world golds and one Olympic gold.
Iran War Energy Shock Splits Fed, ECB, BoJ Paths on Rates
Energy shock from Iran war delays rate cuts. Robeco sees Fed cutting twice, ECB hiking, and BoJ tightening. Asia most exposed.
Middle East War Fuels Double-Digit Inflation in Pakistan’s Economy
Pakistan faces double-digit inflation and GDP cut as Middle East war drives oil prices. Dawn report warns of rising costs, fiscal deficits, and PKR depreciation.