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Global Health Breakthrough: World Leaders Unite to Fight Diabetes, High BP, and Mental Health by 2030
World leaders adopt a UN political declaration with bold 2030 targets to reduce tobacco use, control hypertension, and expand mental healthcare access globally.
Sri Lanka Schools Reopen Amid Cyclone Recovery—But 147 Remain Closed
Over 9,900 Sri Lankan schools reopen for third term after Cyclone Ditwah delays, with free transport for students and exam cancellations announced.
New Zealand Food Inflation Cools to 4.4%—But Why Bread Prices Soared 53%
New Zealand's annual food price inflation eased to 4.4% in November, with grocery costs rising 4.6% and bread prices surging over 50%.
ADB Cuts Bangladesh Growth to 4.7% Amid Weak Exports and Election Uncertainty
ADB revises Bangladesh's growth forecast down to 4.7% for FY26, citing weak exports, investment stagnation ahead of elections, and global demand slowdown.
Bangladesh Press Crackdown: Rights Body Slams Yunus Government Amid Journalist Arrest
International rights group JMBF condemns the arrest of journalist Anis Alamgir under anti-terror laws, accusing the Yunus-led government of suppressing free speech.
Ethiopia's Economic Rise: Why Modi's Visit Signals a New Investment Era
Indian Ambassador highlights Ethiopia's economic reforms as PM Modi visits, discussing investment, bilateral ties, and the strategic importance of the 2026 BRICS summit.
Japan's Aomori Struck by 5.2-Magnitude Quake Amid Seismic Alert Lull
A 5.2-magnitude earthquake hits off Aomori, Japan, with no tsunami warning issued, following recent stronger tremors and lifted seismic alerts.
Pakistan's Terror Revival Stalls: Why ISI's Plan Faces a Leadership Crisis
Indian intelligence reveals Pakistan's ISI is struggling to revive Lashkar and Jaish terror groups due to a critical leadership vacuum after Operation Sindoor.
Hasina Warns Amid Victory Day: Defeated 1971 Forces Are Re-Emerging
On Bangladesh Victory Day, former PM Sheikh Hasina warns the defeated forces of the 1971 Liberation War have re-emerged, attacking memorials and spreading anarchy.
South Korea's $3 Billion Bet: How New Logistics Hubs Will Boost Exports
South Korea plans a $3.06 billion investment to secure 40 overseas logistics hubs by 2030, boosting export competitiveness in key trade nations.
South Korea's Corporate Comeback: Profits Surge 20.6% Amid AI Boom
South Korean corporate profits surged 20.6% in 2024, rebounding on strong semiconductor exports and increased R&D spending, government data shows.
Lavrov Slams Europe as 'Quack Doctor' Amid Ukraine War Diplomacy
Russian FM Sergey Lavrov criticizes Europe's role in the Ukraine war, calling it a "quack doctor," while noting more productive US engagement.
Seoul-Washington Talks on North Korea: Why Discord Clouds New Policy Effort
South Korea and the US hold first North Korea policy talks under new government, but the effort is clouded by internal discord with Seoul's unification ministry.
Trump Pays Tribute Amid Tragedy: Campus Shooting and Bondi Terror Attack
President Trump pays respects to victims of the Brown University campus shooting and the antisemitic terror attack at Sydney's Bondi Beach during Christmas remarks.
China's Bold Move: Sanctions Target Japan's Former Top Military Official
China imposes sanctions on Japan's former top military official Shigeru Iwasaki, freezing assets and banning entry over Taiwan-related activities.
Chile's Political Shift: Far-Right Kast Wins Presidency Amid Voter Anger
Far-right candidate Jose Antonio Kast defeats leftist Jeannette Jara, marking a historic conservative shift in Chile driven by crime, immigration, and economic concerns.
Zelenskyy's NATO Compromise: Why Ukraine Now Seeks Western Security Guarantees
President Zelenskyy signals Ukraine may abandon NATO membership in exchange for legally binding security guarantees from the US and Europe, marking a major policy shift.
Ukraine-Russia Nuclear Deal: How Zaporizhzhia Talks Signal a Path Forward
A senior US official reveals progress in Berlin talks on operating Europe's largest nuclear plant, including a proposed 50-50 power split between Ukraine and Russia.
Nepal's Election Watch: Why 4 Global Observers Are Monitoring March Polls
Nepal's Election Commission approves four international bodies, including The Carter Center, to monitor the March parliamentary elections amid political dialogue efforts.
Ukraine's Rebuilding Blueprint: How BlackRock and World Bank Plan Post-War Future
US and European officials, with BlackRock and World Bank, are designing a massive economic reconstruction plan for Ukraine to ensure its viability after the war ends.
Ukraine Peace Breakthrough: US Offers "Article Five-like" Security Guarantees
US reveals "very strong" security package with NATO-style guarantees as core of potential Ukraine peace deal following Berlin talks with Zelensky.
Dhaka's Diplomatic Dance: Celebrating Victory Day Amid Pakistan Outreach
Bangladesh prepares grand Victory Day celebrations, honoring its 1971 liberation from Pakistan, even as its interim government pursues a diplomatic thaw with Islamabad.
Nepal Lifts Currency Ban: How New Rules for INR 200, 500 Notes Ease Travel
Nepal's cabinet eases travel by allowing Indian currency notes of INR 200 and 500, following RBI guidelines and benefiting tourists and medical travelers.
Pakistan's Judicial Harassment: Why Global Outcry Targets Lawyers' 'Tweets Case'
International groups condemn Pakistan's judicial harassment of lawyers Imaan Mazari and Hadi Chattha, citing misuse of cyber laws to silence dissent.
Balochistan's Forcible Disappearances: How a Human Rights Seminar Led to Family's Abduction
Four Baloch family members were forcibly disappeared after a human rights event in Quetta, with authorities failing to produce them in court, sparking outcry.