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US-Iran Talks in Islamabad Face Uncertain Future as Tehran Holds Back
Prospects of US-Iran talks in Islamabad are fading as Iran insists on lifting the Strait of Hormuz blockade before meeting the US delegation.
Russia's State Duma Speaker Volodin Arrives in North Korea for Memorial Museum Opening
Russia's Vyacheslav Volodin arrives in North Korea to open a museum honoring Korean soldiers killed fighting for Russia in Ukraine, deepening bilateral ties.
Pakistan's Fragile Economy Exposed to Middle East Crisis Ripples
New report says Pakistan's weak economy, high oil imports, and limited reserves make it highly vulnerable to global shocks from Middle East tensions.
Mercosur-EU Trade Deal Launches May 1, Transforming Global Commerce
The Mercosur-EU free trade agreement starts May 1, creating the world's largest trade bloc with 720M people and $22T GDP.
Alan Cumming Returns as Nightcrawler in 'Avengers: Doomsday' After 20 Years
Alan Cumming returns as Nightcrawler in 'Avengers: Doomsday' after 20+ years. He shares his excitement about the role and the supportive set environment.
UK Biobank Data Leak: Confidential Datasets Found for Sale on Alibaba
UK Biobank alerts government after confidential datasets appear for sale on Alibaba. No purchases made, but data includes sensitive health details.
Tibetans Mark 37th Birthday of Missing Panchen Lama in Shimla
Tibetans-in-exile in Shimla celebrated the 37th birthday of the 11th Panchen Lama, Gendhun Choekyi Nyima, with prayers and a renewed call for his release from Chinese custody.
Myanmar’s New Government Signals Closer Alignment with China: Report
Appointment of Tin Maung Swe as Foreign Minister indicates Myanmar’s deepening ties with China, amid strategic interests and historical parallels.
Pakistan's Food Crisis Deepens Amid Climate Shocks and Data Gaps
Pakistan ranks among the world's most food-insecure nations. Nearly 11 million face acute hunger due to climate shocks, economic fragility, and data gaps.
Why Chinese Statistics Can't Be Trusted: Report Reveals Data Manipulation
A new report warns against accepting Chinese statistics at face value, citing data manipulation, hidden metrics, and inflated figures in GDP, debt, and technology claims.
Balendra Shah Leads Eviction of Squatters from Kathmandu Riverbanks
PM Balendra Shah begins eviction of squatters from Kathmandu riverbanks, fulfilling a campaign promise. Security forces deployed; residents given ultimatum.
Canada-South Korea Military Ties Strengthened by Shared War History
Canadian Army chief says partnership with South Korea, forged during the Korean War, is growing stronger amid deepening military cooperation and modernization talks.
Iran and US Signal Openness to Communication Amid Stalemate
Iran and US appear ready to communicate through Pakistani intermediaries as tensions persist over Strait of Hormuz blockade and port seizures.
Hegseth Calls Iran Conflict a 'Gift to the World' Amid Naval Blockade
US Sec of War Pete Hegseth calls Iran conflict a 'gift to the world' as naval blockade persists. Iran warns of unused missile capability. New US-Iran talks set in Pakistan.
Helena Bonham Carter Exits 'The White Lotus' Season 4; Role Recast
Helena Bonham Carter exits 'The White Lotus' Season 4. Her character will be recast as filming begins in France. Read more.
Iran’s Army Warns of Untapped Missile Power as FM Visits Pakistan
Iran's military says significant missile capability remains unused, as Foreign Minister Araghchi arrives in Islamabad for talks, including possible US negotiations.
North Korea Slams Japan PM's Yasukuni Shrine Offering as History Distortion
North Korea criticizes Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi's offering to Yasukuni Shrine, calling it a distortion of history and challenge to international justice.
US and South Korea Seek Normalisation After Intelligence Leak Controversy
South Korea and the US are working toward normalisation after a classified intelligence leak controversy involving North Korea’s Kusong uranium enrichment site.
Indo-Pacific Is Defining 21st Century Strategic Theatre: US Admiral
US Admiral Samuel Paparo says Indo-Pacific is the defining strategic theatre, stressing allies and deterrence against China's rising challenges.
Russia's Lavrov Says US Military Actions in Iran, Venezuela Driven by Oil and Dominance Doctrine
Russian FM Sergey Lavrov claims US military involvement in Iran and Venezuela is motivated by oil, citing a "doctrine of dominance" in global energy markets.
Taiwan Reports 8 Chinese Aircraft, 7 Vessels Near Its Shores
Taiwan's MND detected 8 Chinese aircraft and 7 vessels near Taiwan. Beijing asserts Taiwan as part of China, while Taipei maintains de facto independence.
US Sanctions China Refinery Over Iran Oil Trade in Major Crackdown
US sanctions China-based Hengli Petrochemical refinery and dozens of vessels linked to Iran oil trade, targeting Tehran's energy revenues.
Jet Fuel Surge Sparks US Senate Clash Over Energy Policy
Surging jet fuel prices from Iran conflict force US airlines to cut flights and raise fares, sparking a Senate clash over energy policy and sustainable fuel incentives.
Pakistan Deputy PM Welcomes Iran FM for Peace Talks
Pakistan's Deputy PM Ishaq Dar welcomes Iran's FM Abbas Araghchi to Islamabad for talks on regional peace and stability with Army Chief Asim Munir.
Iran Rules Out US Talks in Islamabad During Araghchi Visit
Iran's Foreign Ministry confirms no direct US-Iran talks in Islamabad during FM Araghchi's visit, focusing on Pakistani mediation for regional peace.