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Tarique Rahman Returns to Bangladesh After 17 Years, Shaking Up Election Landscape
BNP acting chairman Tarique Rahman returns to Dhaka after 17 years, plans voter registration, amid tense pre-election climate and government security assurances.
South Korea Reports 3 New Bird Flu Cases, Japan Confirms 9th Outbreak
South Korea reports 3 new HPAI cases, bringing the season's total to 21. Japan confirms its 9th outbreak, leading to massive culling. Latest updates here.
EU Condemns US Travel Bans on Officials, Vows to Defend Digital Sovereignty
EU strongly condemns US visa restrictions on five Europeans, including Thierry Breton, calling it intimidation and vowing to defend digital sovereignty.
Thailand and Cambodia Hold Border Talks Amidst Accusations of Cluster Bomb Use
Military delegates from Thailand and Cambodia meet to prepare ceasefire talks amid accusations of cluster bomb use along their disputed border.
Vantara Joins Indonesia to Fight Deadly Elephant Virus, Save Sumatran Giants
Vantara provides technical expertise to Indonesia's Ministry of Forestry to combat the deadly EEHV virus threatening critically endangered Sumatran elephants.
Macron Slams US Visa Bans as "Intimidation" in Digital Sovereignty Clash
French President Macron criticizes US visa restrictions on former EU Commissioner Thierry Breton and others, calling it an attack on European digital sovereignty.
Zelenskyy Demands "Additional Pressure" on Russia After Massive Aerial Assault
Following a massive Russian aerial attack, President Zelenskyy calls for increased pressure on Moscow to secure peace, while vowing Ukraine is no obstacle to diplomacy.
Cambodia Accuses Thailand of Using Cluster Bombs in Border Conflict
Cambodia accuses Thailand of dropping cluster bombs in civilian areas, causing casualties and mass displacement amid renewed border tensions.
South Korea Pledges Enhanced Support for Rare Disease Patients and Disinfectant Victims
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung pledges stronger support for rare disease patients and apologizes to victims of a toxic humidifier disinfectant scandal, vowing systemic reforms.
G20 Named South Africa's Word of 2025: How a Summit Dominated the News
"G20" was the most used word in South African media in 2025, reflecting the country's presidency and hosting of the global summit, according to PanSALB.
Serena Williams Celebrates Sister Venus' Marriage: "It Means Everything to Me"
Serena Williams shares heartfelt tribute to sister Venus on her marriage to Andrea Preti, celebrating their lifelong bond and a lavish five-day wedding.
Jaishankar in Colombo: India's $450 Million Pledge Amid Cyclone Recovery
EAM Jaishankar reiterates India's full support to Sri Lanka, announces a $450 million reconstruction package for recovery after Cyclone Ditwah.
South Korea Launches Task Force: 33.7 Million Hit in Coupang Data Breach
South Korea forms an interagency task force to investigate the Coupang data breach affecting 33.7 million users and protect consumer data.
Bangladesh-Pakistan Military Pact: Intel Flags a Shocking Nuclear Dimension
India monitors a potential Bangladesh-Pakistan military pact with possible nuclear cooperation, raising major security concerns ahead of Bangladesh elections.
India's $450 Million Lifeline: How Operation Sagar Bandhu Aids Sri Lanka
EAM Jaishankar meets President Dissanayake, commits $450M reconstruction package for Sri Lanka under Operation Sagar Bandhu after Cyclone Ditwah.
Tarique Rahman's Historic Return: BNP Prepares Grand Welcome After 17-Year Exile
BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman returns from exile, with party preparing a massive reception and authorities imposing airport restrictions ahead of his arrival.
South Korea's First Commercial Rocket Crashes: Hanbit-Nano Falls After Liftoff
South Korea's first commercial orbital rocket, the Hanbit-Nano, crashed 30 seconds after liftoff from Brazil. No casualties were reported in the failed launch attempt.
Somalia's Deepening Drought Crisis: Millions Face Hunger Amid Livestock Collapse
UN reports over 4.6 million Somalis affected by severe drought, with mass displacement and soaring food insecurity. Urgent humanitarian aid is needed.
EU Renews Russia Sanctions Amid Push to Shape US-Led Ukraine Peace Deal
The EU renews sweeping economic sanctions on Russia for six months while European leaders push for influence in US-led peace negotiations with Ukraine.
South Korea's New Mobile Rule: Why Face Scans Are Now Mandatory
South Korea begins a trial requiring real-time face scans for new mobile phone registrations to combat fraud, with full rollout planned for March.
Trump Reveals US Navy's New Frigate Class—With South Korea's Hanwha
President Trump announces South Korea's Hanwha will work with the US Navy on new frigates and reveals plans for a powerful "Trump-class" battleship fleet.
US Lawmakers Warn Bangladesh: Party Bans, Flawed Tribunal Threaten Election Credibility
US lawmakers caution Bangladesh's interim government that banning parties & reviving a flawed tribunal could undermine February election credibility.
Taiwan Tracks Chinese Military Surge as US Report Warns of Rising Strait Tensions
Taiwan reports Chinese military activity near its territory as a US congressional committee releases a report urging urgent steps to strengthen deterrence against potential aggression.
Trump Launches US-Uzbekistan Business Council, Hailed as "President of Peace"
President Trump & Uzbekistan's President launch a Business Council, hailed as a move for peace & economic growth. Details on the new partnership.
Sri Lanka Thanks India for $450M Cyclone Aid, Hails "First Responder" Role
Sri Lankan FM thanks India for $450M cyclone reconstruction aid & $4B past support, praising Operation Sagar Bandhu & Neighbourhood First policy.