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NASA's Perseverance Rover Completes First AI-Planned Drive on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover has successfully completed its first drives on Mars planned entirely by artificial intelligence, marking a major leap in autonomous space exploration.
China Launches Combat Patrols After US-Philippine Drills in Disputed Sea
China conducts combat readiness patrols near Scarborough Shoal following joint US-Philippine military exercises, escalating tensions.
Trump Says Greenland Deal "Pretty Well Agreed To" in National Security Push
US President Donald Trump states negotiations for Greenland are advancing, calling it a critical national security deal for the United States.
Japan-UK Forge Deeper Security & Tech Alliance Amid Global Shifts
UK PM Starmer and Japan PM Takaichi agree to deepen security, cyber, and critical supply chain cooperation during Tokyo summit.
3.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Bangladesh, Highlighting Seismic Risk
A magnitude 3.0 earthquake struck Bangladesh, a country at high risk due to its location on active tectonic plate faults, experts warn.
Thailand's Early Voting Begins: 2 Million Cast Ballots Ahead of Election
Early voting for Thailand's House election concludes, with over 2 million participating. Results will shape a coalition government after February 8.
Taiwan's Economy Soars 8.63% in 2025, Hits 15-Year Growth High
Taiwan's economy grew 8.63% in 2025, a 15-year high driven by AI exports and strong Q4 performance, surpassing regional peers.
Taiwan Tracks Chinese Military Sorties as Regional Tensions Simmer
Taiwan's defense ministry reports Chinese military activity near its territory, including an aircraft crossing the median line, amid regional security concerns.
US Envoy in Venezuela for Talks on Oil Exports and Bilateral Roadmap
US special envoy Laura Dogu arrives in Venezuela for talks aimed at resolving differences and establishing a roadmap, including on oil exports.
US, Russia Envoys Hold "Productive" Ukraine Peace Talks in Florida
US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff meets Russian counterpart Kirill Dmitriev for "productive" talks on Ukraine. President Trump says settlement is close.
Cuba's President Slams Trump's Oil Tariffs as "Economic Strangulation"
Cuban President Diaz-Canel accuses Trump of using force to blockade fuel supplies, vowing "Homeland or Death" in the face of new US tariffs.
Pakistan Claims 92 Militants Killed in Major Balochistan Clashes
Pakistan's military says 92 militants killed, 15 security personnel dead in coordinated Balochistan attacks. BLA claims responsibility for Operation Herof 2.0.
Bangladesh Elections: 330 Int'l Observers Confirmed, India Yet to Send Delegates
Over 330 international observers confirmed for Bangladesh's February elections, a major increase. India among nations yet to confirm delegate participation.
Ukraine Hit by Massive Power Outage Amid Energy Ceasefire with Russia
A technological failure triggers cascading power outages across Ukraine, halting Kyiv metro and prompting emergency measures during an energy ceasefire.
Latvia's Deep Freeze: Coldest Winter in 12 Years Hits -32°C
Latvia faces its coldest winter in over a decade with temps hitting -32°C, causing heating crises and health warnings. Officials mull aid.
Pakistan-Backed Terror Groups Threaten South Asia, Warns Report
Report warns Western myopia on jihad terrorism aids Pakistan-backed groups like LeT fronts PMML & TRF, posing a grave regional security threat.
Nepal's Parliament Building Race Against March Election Deadline
Nepal faces a constitutional deadline to complete its new Parliament building before the March 5 election results and the swearing-in of new lawmakers.
Russia Slams US Cuba Sanctions, Mexico Seeks Alternatives Amid Crisis
Russia and Cuba condemn new US sanctions on Cuba, calling them unacceptable. Mexico warns of a humanitarian crisis and seeks alternatives.
AI Misuse and Law & Order Top Challenges for Bangladesh Polls: Expert
Expert warns of AI misuse and security as major hurdles for Bangladesh's upcoming parliamentary election and constitutional referendum.
South Korea Resolves Trade "Misunderstandings" With US After Trump Tariff Threat
South Korea's industry minister says talks with the US resolved "unnecessary misunderstandings" over tariffs and a delayed trade deal implementation.
South Korea, Japan Resume Naval Drills After 9-Year Halt Amid Regional Tensions
South Korea and Japan will restart bilateral naval search and rescue drills to boost military ties, amid security threats from North Korea and China.
Pakistan's HIV Crisis: 300,000 Cases, Only 34,000 Under Treatment
Pakistan's National Assembly committee reports 300,000 HIV cases with only 34,000 patients in treatment, highlighting a growing public health crisis.
South Korea Mourns Former PM Lee Hae-chan, Democracy Icon
South Korean dignitaries, including President Lee Jae Myung, attend the state funeral for former Prime Minister Lee Hae-chan, a revered democracy activist.
Pak PM Admits "Begging" For Loans With Army Chief Is National Shame
PM Shehbaz Sharif says begging for foreign loans with Army Chief Asim Munir is a burden on Pakistan's self-respect, highlighting a severe debt crisis.
US-South Korea Trade Talks Stall as Trump Threatens Tariff Hike to 25%
Trade talks between the US and South Korea conclude without agreement after President Trump threatens to raise reciprocal tariffs. Ministers plan further video negotiations.