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Russian MP Threatens Nuclear Response After US Seizes Oil Tanker
A senior Russian MP calls US seizure of a Russian-flagged tanker "piracy," advocates military response and cites nuclear doctrine.
China Threatens Rare Earth Curbs on Japan, Stoking Tech War Fears
China signals potential restrictions on rare earth exports to Japan, raising geopolitical tensions and threatening key tech and auto industries.
Japan Protests China's Gas Drilling in East China Sea Amid Rising Tensions
Japan lodges diplomatic protest over China's exploratory gas drilling near median line, reviving maritime tensions and strained bilateral ties.
Pakistan Christians Demand Protection After Church Vandalism Sparks Fear
A church in Punjab was vandalized, sacred items destroyed. Christians demand protection amid reports of systemic attacks on religious minorities.
Measles Cases Surge in Mongolia, Children at High Risk Amid Low Vaccination
Mongolia reports 13,861 measles cases. Health officials urge two vaccine doses as over half of new infections are in under-vaccinated children.
Vietnam Warns of Prolonged Dengue Outbreak, Cases Could Spill Into 2026
Vietnam's health ministry warns of a complicated, prolonged dengue outbreak after 181,000 cases in 2025. Learn symptoms and global trends.
Jamaat-Backed Panel Sweeps Bangladesh University Elections, Raising Radicalisation Fears
Islami Chhatra Shibir-backed panel wins majority at Jagannath University, sparking fears of rising radicalisation among youth in Bangladesh.
Scorpions Return to India After 16 Years for 'Coming Home' 2026 Tour
German rock legends Scorpions announce 2026 India tour with concerts in Shillong, Delhi-NCR, Bengaluru, and Mumbai. Tickets on sale Jan 17.
Trump Eyes Greenland Acquisition, Military Option "On the Table"
White House says President Trump is pursuing Greenland for national security, with military action an option. European allies issue joint statement backing Denmark.
Bangladesh at Crossroads: Officials Urge Mass Participation in Historic Referendum
Top Bangladesh officials urge united public action in a historic referendum to secure democracy and prevent a return to authoritarian rule.
NASA Postpones Spacewalk Due to Astronaut Medical Concern on ISS
NASA delays ISS spacewalk for power upgrades due to a stable but undisclosed medical concern with a crew member. New date pending.
Bangladesh Islamist Alliance Splinters Over Seat-Sharing Ahead of Polls
Jamaat-e-Islami and Islami Andolan Bangladesh clash over 240+ overlapping seats, causing major rift in Islamist alliance before February election.
Venezuela's Rodriguez: US Ties Stained, Diversified Economy Key Amid Tensions
Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez says US relations bear an "unprecedented stain," but the country will diversify its economy and pursue global markets.
US Seizes Venezuela-Linked Oil Tankers in Atlantic, Escalating Sanctions Crackdown
US Coast Guard seizes two oil tankers linked to Venezuela's sanctioned oil trade in the North Atlantic, escalating enforcement efforts.
Venezuela to Buy Only US-Made Goods Under New Trump Oil Deal
President Trump announces Venezuela will use oil revenue to purchase exclusively American-made products, including agriculture and medical supplies.
Trump Axes US Role in India-Founded Solar Alliance, Citing "Climate Orthodoxy"
President Trump pulls the US out of the India-France led International Solar Alliance, targeting 66 climate and UN bodies as contrary to national interests.
UN Rights Body Alarmed by Pakistan's In-Absentia Convictions of Exiled Journalists
IHRF raises UN alarm over Pakistan court's in-absentia life sentences for exiled journalists, citing due process and press freedom concerns.
China's Dual-Use Export Ban to Japan Ripples Through South Korean Supply Chains
South Korea assesses impact of China's dual-use export ban to Japan, vows to prevent supply shortages and manages US trade concerns.
North Korea's Party Magazine Stresses Need to Designate Kim Jong-un's Successor
A North Korean party publication stresses designating a political successor, fueling speculation about Kim Jong-un's daughter, Ju-ae, as the heir apparent.
US Greenland Pitch Sparks Security Debate, NATO Alliance Concerns
Trump admin's Greenland comments, framed as national security, trigger political debate over diplomacy, alliances, and Arctic strategy with Russia and China.
US Seizes Russian-Linked Tanker & Dark Fleet Ship in Sanctions Crackdown
US authorities seize two vessels, including a Russian-linked tanker, in Atlantic and Caribbean operations targeting illicit oil trade and sanctions evasion.
Trump Invites Colombia's Petro to Meet After "Sick Man" Cocaine Accusations
Trump and Colombian President Petro agree to meet after a phone call following Trump's threats of military action and accusations of cocaine trafficking.
US Unveils 3-Phase Venezuela Plan: Stabilization Before Elections
Secretary Marco Rubio outlines US roadmap for Venezuela: stabilization, recovery, then transition. No near-term elections planned.
US Sanctions Squeeze China Out of Venezuelan Oil Market
The Trump administration enforces sanctions and a naval quarantine, blocking China from discounted Venezuelan oil and reshaping global energy flows.
US Tightens Grip on Venezuela's Oil, Sparks Congressional Debate
Trump administration enforces oil embargo on Venezuela, controls sales. Lawmakers demand clarity on objectives and legal authority as India watches.