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Georgia and Armenia to Co-Host 2029 FIFA U-20 World Cup
FIFA names Georgia and Armenia as co-hosts of the 2029 U-20 World Cup, marking a historic first FIFA tournament for both South Caucasus nations.
Hormuz Strait Crisis Puts Global Maritime Law to the Test
New report says the Strait of Hormuz crisis is a defining test for international maritime law, highlighting tensions between UNCLOS and conflict rules.
Measles Outbreak in Pakistan: 71 Children Dead in 2026 So Far
Measles has killed 71 children in Pakistan in the first four months of 2026. Learn about vaccination gaps, zero-dose kids, and regional impact.
EU Adopts Emergency Aid Framework to Cushion Middle East Crisis Impact on Key Sectors
The European Commission adopts a temporary state aid framework to support agriculture, fisheries, and energy-intensive sectors hit by the Middle East crisis and rising energy costs.
South Korea, US Discuss North Korea and Global Disarmament Cooperation
Senior officials from South Korea and the US met in New York to discuss North Korea, disarmament, and non-proliferation, emphasizing bilateral coordination.
Taiwan Reinvents Coast Guard Strategy Amid China's Gray Zone Pressure
Taiwan unveils coast guard overhaul to counter China's gray zone tactics, enhancing surveillance, drones, and undersea cable protection.
Nepal Unveils Ambitious Plan to Become Global Wellness Tourism Hub
Nepal launches National Wellness Tourism Strategy 2026-2035, targeting 10,000 tourists and $30M annual revenue. Focus on yoga, Ayurveda, and spirituality.
He-Man Creator Roger Sweet Dies at 91: Legacy of a Toy Legend
Roger Sweet, creator of the iconic He-Man action figure, dies at 91. Learn about his legacy, the toy's origin, and the upcoming live-action reboot.
Pakistan Smart Lockdown Strangles Trade; Traders Demand Immediate Relief
Traders in Rawalpindi and Islamabad demand immediate removal of smart lockdown, citing economic collapse, rising fuel costs, and power outages.
Afghan Minister Warns Pakistan: Patience Not Weakness, Will Respond at Right Time
Taliban minister Nida Mohammad Nadeem says Afghanistan's patience against Pakistani attacks is not weakness, warns of response at appropriate time after Kunar strikes.
Pakistan's Underprivileged Children Face Stark Education Inequality
26.2 million Pakistani children, mostly from poor families, face structural barriers to education while wealthy peers access quality schooling and careers.
US Official Pushes NATO 3.0 Concept to Boost Defense Spending
US Under Secretary of War Elbridge Colby promotes NATO 3.0 concept, urging allies to increase defense spending and burden-sharing for European-led conventional defense.
Trump Reveals Mother’s ‘Crush’ on King Charles During White House Visit
Trump jokes about his mother's crush on King Charles III during the UK royal visit to the White House, while King Charles subtly addresses past tensions.
Iran Envoy Slams Trump's 'Collapse' Claims as Propaganda in Mumbai Interview
Iran's Consul General in Mumbai rejects US President Trump's claims of Iranian collapse, calling them propaganda, and warns of global economic fallout from any blockade.
Pakistan's Food Crisis Deepens: Agriculture Weaknesses Exposed in UN Report
UN report names Pakistan among 10 nations with acute food insecurity due to agriculture weaknesses, climate shocks, and economic fragility. Over 11 million affected.
Bangladesh Among Top 10 Nations Facing Acute Food Crisis: Report
Bangladesh ranks among top 10 countries facing acute food insecurity in 2025, with 1.6 crore people affected. Report highlights structural problems and rising inequality.
Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Cambodia Minister Urges Renewable Energy Push
Cambodia Energy Minister Keo Rottanak says Strait of Hormuz disruption shows urgent need for renewable energy and diversified sources to ensure global energy security.
Pakistan's Saudi Dependence Risks Foreign Policy Compromise: Report
Report warns Pakistan's over-reliance on Saudi financing, following $3.5B UAE repayment, could lead to foreign policy compromise and economic risks.
Sri Lanka Cricket President Shammi Silva Resigns in Major Shake-Up
Sri Lanka Cricket President Shammi Silva and his entire executive committee resign effective immediately, marking a major administrative shake-up.
IRGC Navy Warns US of Surprise Tactics Amid Rising Maritime Tensions
Iran's IRGC Navy warns of surprise tactics against the US. Tensions rise over Strait of Hormuz, nuclear talks, and regional opposition from GCC.
Iran Accuses US of Piracy at UN Over Vessel Seizures
Iran files formal UN protest accusing US of piracy after vessel seizures. Tehran offers to halt Strait of Hormuz operations if blockade ends.
South Korea Seaport Cargo Up 1.5% in Q1 Despite Trade Uncertainties
South Korea's seaport cargo grew 1.5% in Q1 to 388.45M tons, despite Middle East conflict. Container cargo fell 1.2%, while US shipments dropped 10.2%.
S. Korea and Qatar Forge Deeper AI, Semiconductor, and Biohealth Cooperation
Trade ministers from South Korea and Qatar agreed to expand cooperation in advanced industries like AI, semiconductors, and biohealth, leveraging Seoul's manufacturing and Qatar's capital.
Mali President Vows to Neutralize All Groups Behind April 25 Attacks
Mali's transitional president Assimi Goita vows to continue operations until all groups involved in the April 25 attacks are neutralized and lasting security is restored.
US Treasury: Iran Oil Industry "Creaking" Under Blockade, Losing $170M Daily
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Iran's Kharg Island oil terminal is at capacity, projecting $170M daily losses. President Trump declares Iran "militarily defeated."