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UK Regulator Says No Right to Review Air India Crash Probe, Families Seek Answers
UK's AAIB tells families it has no authority for technical review of Air India crash, as victims' relatives intensify efforts for answers.
26-Year-Old Rubi Kumari Thakur Makes History as Nepal's Youngest Deputy Speaker
Rubi Kumari Thakur becomes Nepal's youngest Deputy Speaker, backed by ruling & opposition parties, pledging social justice & empowerment.
Nepal's Biska Jatra Kicks Off New Year Countdown with Ancient Chariot Ritual
The Biska Jatra festival starts the countdown to Nepali New Year with a symbolic chariot tug-of-war in Bhaktapur's ancient square.
Bangladesh Sets May 12 Election for 50 Reserved Women's Parliament Seats
Bangladesh Election Commission announces May 12 poll for 50 reserved women's parliamentary seats. Nomination deadline is April 21.
Nepal Elects 26-Year-Old Rubi Kumari Thakur as Youngest-Ever Deputy Speaker
Rubi Kumari Thakur, 26, becomes Nepal's youngest Deputy Speaker, marking a generational shift in politics with backing from the Rastriya Swatantra Party.
Taiwan Warns Against Appeasing China, Says Pressure Threatens Democracy
Taiwan's President warns against appeasing China, highlights defense buildup, and stresses US-Taiwan ties amid regional tensions.
US VP Vance Heads to Islamabad for Crucial Iran Talks Amid Ceasefire
US Vice President JD Vance leads delegation for talks with Iran in Islamabad, aiming to end West Asia conflict under a two-week ceasefire.
Nepal PM Balen Shah Expands Cabinet with Two New Ministers from RSP
PM Balendra Shah appoints Ramji Yadav and Gauri Kumari Yadav to fill key ministerial portfolios, expanding his 16-member Cabinet.
Pakistan Press Freedom Under Siege: Censorship Hits Unprecedented Levels
Press freedom in Pakistan faces mounting censorship, financial pressure, and direct restrictions, creating an unprecedented climate for journalists.
Myanmar's New President Vows Democracy Push Amid ASEAN Outreach
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing pledges democracy and peace, seeks to restore ASEAN relations and boost foreign investment in inaugural speech.
Russia & Ukraine Agree to Orthodox Easter Ceasefire Amid Stalled Peace Talks
Putin announces a temporary ceasefire for Orthodox Easter, with Zelensky stating Ukraine will comply. The truce comes as broader peace talks remain deadlocked.
Russia, Brazil Launch Global 'Art of Sport' Documentary Series Rollout
TV BRICS launches 'The Art of Sport' documentary series globally, starting in Brazil, to strengthen cultural ties and sports cooperation among BRICS+ nations.
Japan Drops "Most Important" Tag for China in Diplomatic Report Amid Tensions
Japan's 2026 Diplomatic Bluebook refers to China as "important neighbouring country," dropping the "most important" tag amid tensions over Taiwan and security.
Afghanistan Floods Impact 73,000, Destroy Homes and Farmland
Severe flooding in Afghanistan has killed over 120, injured hundreds, destroyed thousands of homes and farmland, raising major food security concerns.
Pakistan's Taliban War Backfires, Reviving ISKP Threat in Region
Pakistan's conflict with the Afghan Taliban has inadvertently strengthened ISKP, giving the terror group space to rebuild and refocus on India and Kashmir.
Laos Gears Up for 2026 New Year with Safety Focus & Cultural Pride
Laos prepares for Lao New Year 2026 with enhanced safety, traffic controls, and cultural activities to ensure a joyful and traditional festival.
Japan to Release Extra 20 Days of Oil Reserves from May Amid Middle East Tensions
Japan plans to release 20 days' worth of oil reserves from May to ensure stable supply amid Middle East shipping uncertainty.
Russia Dismisses UK Claims of Submarine Activity Near Atlantic Cables
Russian embassy in London calls British Defence Secretary's claims of tracking Russian subs near undersea cables "neither credible nor verifiable."
South Korea Mandates Anti-Spam Measures for Bulk Messaging Providers
South Korea's media watchdog approves new regulations requiring bulk SMS providers to implement anti-spam safeguards, with fines for violations.
Oceans Near Record Heat in March as El Nino Looms, Warns Climate Agency
Global sea surface temperatures hit second-highest March level, nearing 2024's El Nino peak. Experts warn of accelerating climate pressure.
World Bank's Ajay Banga Champions Job Creation, Cites India's Cooperative Model
World Bank President Ajay Banga outlines a jobs-focused development framework, highlights India's dairy cooperative model, and warns of demographic challenges.
Russia Announces Orthodox Easter Ceasefire, Ukraine Skeptical of Truce
Russia announces a temporary 32-hour ceasefire for Orthodox Easter following a proposal from Ukraine. Previous holiday truces have quickly collapsed.
Bhaktapur's Biska Jatra: Drums, Chariots Herald Nepali New Year
Bhaktapur kicks off the nine-day Biska Jatra with traditional Dhime music, dance, and a chariot procession to welcome the Nepali New Year.
Europe Steps Up Defense, Answers Trump's Call, Says NATO Chief Rutte
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte says European allies are now doing "everything" the US asks, crediting Trump for reversing military stagnation.
Cannes 2026 Unveils Star-Studded Lineup Led by Farhadi, Mungiu, Kore-eda
The 2026 Cannes Film Festival lineup features Oscar winner Asghar Farhadi, Palme d'Or winners Cristian Mungiu & Hirokazu Kore-eda, and Pedro Almodóvar.