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Tropical Storm Nokaen Threatens Mayon Volcano with Dangerous Lahars
Tropical Storm Nokaen threatens to trigger deadly lahars around restive Mayon Volcano in the Philippines, complicating evacuations and emergency efforts.
TSMC Accelerates Arizona Chip Production to 2027 Amid AI Boom
TSMC accelerates mass production at its second Arizona fab to 2027, expands global footprint with new plants in Japan and Germany.
China Opposes "Law of Jungle" in Global Affairs, Backs Iran Amid Protests
Chinese FM Wang Yi, in a call with Iran's FM, opposed foreign interference and the "law of the jungle" in international affairs amid protests.
6.0 Magnitude Quake Strikes Pacific Ocean's "Ring of Fire"
A magnitude 6.0 shallow earthquake struck the North Pacific Ocean, highlighting the seismic activity of the dangerous "Ring of Fire" belt.
Davos 2026: 3,000 Global Leaders Gather Amid Uncertainty for Critical Talks
World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos unites global leaders, CEOs, and policymakers to tackle economic, tech, and geopolitical challenges.
Bulgaria's Flu Battle: Second District Declares Epidemic Amid Surge
Dobrich District in Bulgaria suspends school and hospital visits as flu cases surge, following Varna's lead. Health officials warn of a national epidemic wave.
IMF to Assess Yen in Japan Mission, Avoids Daily Currency Commentary
IMF confirms upcoming Article IV consultation with Japan will include exchange rate assessment but declines to comment on daily yen movements.
IMF Monitors Venezuela, Iran Tensions But Sees No Major Oil Price Shock Yet
IMF says it is closely watching energy markets amid Venezuela and Iran tensions but notes oil prices have not seen very significant impacts so far.
IMF Team to Assess Cyclone Damage in Sri Lanka, Review Bailout Impact
IMF fact-finding mission to evaluate Cyclone Ditwah's economic impact on Sri Lanka's IMF program and discuss future support measures.
Venezuelan Leader Gives Nobel Medal to Trump in Historic White House Meeting
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado presents her Nobel Peace Prize medal to President Trump in a symbolic gesture for freedom.
UN Chief Demands Global Power Shift as Developing Nations Outpace the West
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres says global institutions must reflect the rising economic power of developing countries, citing growth trends.
Bangladesh's Last Chance for Fair Polls: Expert Warns of Election Risks
Election expert Munira Khan questions if law and order allow a fair Bangladesh election, calling it the "last chance" for a credible poll.
Nepal's Ancient Bull-Fight Tradition Fades as Bulls Become Rare, Costly
Villagers in Nuwakot strive to preserve a centuries-old bull-fighting festival as local breeds vanish, costs rise, and youth emigrate.
Kremlin Urges Continued US Talks on Ukraine, Backs Trump's Zelensky Critique
Kremlin says talks with US on Ukraine are vital, agrees with Trump that Zelensky hinders peace. Awaits response on extending New START nuclear treaty.
Denmark Stands Firm: US Greenland Ambitions Meet NATO Resistance
Danish PM calls talks with US "difficult" as Trump's Greenland ambition remains. NATO allies, including France and Germany, deploy support to the Arctic.
Pakistan's Economic Trap: Selling Jets and Gas While Economy Stagnates
Pakistan markets fighter jets and offshore energy while trapped in economic fragility, low exports, and IMF dependence. Analysis of its structural weaknesses.
Pakistan Ranks Among Worst Globally With Under 8% Women in Management
ILO data reveals less than 8% of management roles in Pakistan are held by women, placing it alongside Afghanistan and Yemen at the global bottom.
Pakistan Railways in Crisis as Ageing Locomotives Cause Frequent Breakdowns
Over 63% of Pakistan Railways' locomotives are over 20 years old, causing frequent breakdowns and service disruptions despite record earnings.
Brazil's "The Secret Agent" Wins Big at Golden Globes, Makes History
"The Secret Agent" wins Best Non-English Language Film at Golden Globes, a historic victory for Brazilian cinema and actor Wagner Moura.
Crane Collapse Derails Thai Train, Killing Dozens; India Offers Condolences
A construction crane collapse in Thailand derailed a passenger train, killing at least 32. India extends condolences as investigations into the high-speed rail project tragedy begin.
Bangladesh's "Last Chance" for Fair Polls: Expert Warns of High Stakes
Election expert Munira Khan calls Bangladesh's upcoming polls the "last chance" for a credible election accepted by all, amid security concerns.
Pakistan's State Firms Sold in Distress Sales After Years of Mismanagement
Report reveals Pakistan's state firms, plagued by political interference, are sold at throwaway prices after massive losses, highlighting failed privatisation.
South Korea's Lee Urges Unity on Diplomacy Amid Regional Uncertainties
President Lee Jae Myung stresses domestic unity for national interests after summits with China and Japan, advocating for pragmatic diplomacy.
Russian Scientists Boost Cancer Drug Potency with Novel Chemical Method
Russian researchers create a chemical technique to enhance anti-cancer drugs by reinforcing active ingredients, potentially upgrading existing treatments.
Gagan Thapa Elected Nepali Congress President Amid Party Split
Gagan Thapa elected Nepali Congress president in a contested convention, splitting the party and challenging Sher Bahadur Deuba's faction.