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Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah Resigns, Sets Sights on Nepal's Parliament
Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah resigns to contest Nepal's House of Representatives election, potentially facing former PM KP Sharma Oli.
Invest in Women's STEM Careers for a Resilient, Future-Proof Economy
WEF's Ebru Ozdemir argues gender-focused reskilling and investing in women in STEM is crucial for a sustainable, resilient global economy.
Russian Drone Strikes Kill 2, Injure Dozens; Zelenskyy Pleads for Air Defense
Overnight Russian drone strikes across Ukraine kill two, injure dozens including a child, and cause widespread power outages amid freezing temperatures.
Debris Found in Indonesia Plane Crash; One Victim Recovered from Mount Bulusaraung
Indonesian rescuers find debris and one victim from crashed ATR 42-500 on Mount Bulusaraung. Search continues for others amid challenging terrain.
Pakistan Finds Poliovirus in 40 Environmental Samples in December
Pakistan's NIH reports 40 positive environmental samples for poliovirus in December 2025, highlighting gaps in vaccination coverage.
Poliovirus Found in 40 Pakistan Sewage Samples; Vaccination Drive Set
Poliovirus detected in 40 sewage samples across Pakistan in Dec 2025, though cases fell. New vaccination campaign aims for 45M children.
Wildfire Rages for 2 Days in Remote Chinese Village, 326 Rescuers Mobilized
A wildfire in remote Yunnan Province, China, has burned for nearly two days, mobilizing 326 rescuers. No casualties reported despite challenging terrain.
South Korea's Temple Stays Hit Record 350,000, While Monk Ordinations Plummet
A record 349,219 people joined temple stays in South Korea in 2025, even as monastic ordinations hit a critical low, threatening Buddhism's future.
Russia Plans "Dangerous Strikes" on Ukraine's Nuclear Plant Power Supply
Ukraine warns Russia is planning dangerous strikes on substations supplying nuclear plants, risking a catastrophic loss of power in winter.
Sydney Evacuations as Flash Floods, Landslides Hit Amid Torrential Rain
Life-threatening flash flooding and a landslide prompt evacuations in Sydney. Emergency services rescue dozens as intense rainfall batters New South Wales.
South Korea's President Lee Appoints Hong Ik-pyo as New Political Affairs Secretary
Former DP lawmaker Hong Ik-pyo appointed as President Lee Jae Myung's new secretary for political affairs, replacing Woo Sang-ho ahead of elections.
4.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Afghanistan at Shallow, Dangerous Depth
A shallow 4.1 magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan, following recent tremors. Experts warn shallow quakes cause stronger shaking and more damage.
3.5 Magnitude Quake Hits Myanmar, Region Sees Multiple Tremors
A magnitude 3.5 earthquake struck Myanmar at 65 km depth, following recent tremors of 3.3 and 4.8 magnitude in the seismically active region.
EU Stands Firm: Greenland Not For Sale, Rejects Trump Tariff Threats
EU Parliament President Roberta Metsola declares Greenland's sovereignty must be respected, responding to Trump's tariff threats over a proposed purchase.
Global Cooperation Shifts to Smaller Alliances Amid Tensions: WEF Report
WEF's Global Cooperation Barometer shows stable collaboration but a shift toward smaller, interest-based partnerships amid geopolitical strains.
Protesters March to Davos, Decry WEF as Undemocratic "Dictatorship"
Hundreds march through Swiss Alps to protest WEF in Davos, criticizing capitalism, elite power, and climate inaction ahead of the annual meeting.
WEF Rejects Calls to Disinvite Trump, Stresses Neutral Dialogue Platform
WEF Managing Director Alois Zwinggi dismisses calls to bar Donald Trump from Davos, reaffirming the forum's commitment to neutral dialogue.
Davos 2026 Opens with Jon Batiste Concert, Blending Music and AI Visuals
The World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos begins with a unique concert featuring Jon Batiste and AI-driven visuals, setting a collaborative tone.
South Korea's Youth Employment Rate Drops for First Time in Five Years
South Korea's youth employment rate declines for first time in 5 years amid population drop and weak job market, President Lee warns of crisis.
Trump's Greenland Tariff Threat Puts Crucial US-EU Trade Deal on Ice
EU halts ratification of a major trade deal after President Trump threatens tariffs on European nations to force a sale of Greenland, citing security.
Macron Slams Trump's Greenland Tariff Threats as "Unacceptable"
French President Macron calls US tariff threats over Greenland "unacceptable," vowing a united European response. Nordic leaders join in condemnation.
EU Trade Chief Urges Anti-Coercion Response to Trump's Greenland Tariff Threat
EU trade chair calls for anti-coercion response as Trump threatens tariffs on European nations over Greenland, escalating a long-standing dispute.
Trump's Greenland Tariff Threat Sparks EU Backlash and Nordic Fury
US President Donald Trump threatens tariffs on 8 EU nations to force a Greenland deal, triggering unified condemnation from European and Nordic leaders.
Smog Crisis Engulfs Punjab, Lahore Hits Hazardous Air Levels
Lahore and Punjab face hazardous smog with AQI over 400 in some areas. Health warnings issued as pollution spikes. Latest updates and forecasts.
Macron Defies Trump's Greenland Tariff Threats, Vows United EU Response
French President Emmanuel Macron calls Trump's tariff threats over Greenland "unacceptable" and vows a coordinated European response to uphold sovereignty.