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Japan's PM Takaichi Calls Snap Election for Feb 8 Amid Policy Shifts
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi dissolves parliament, calls snap election for Feb 8 to seek mandate on policy shifts and ensure political stability.
Nepal Ministers Resign to Contest March Elections, Shake Up Interim Government
Two ministers in Nepal's interim government resign to run in the upcoming parliamentary elections, highlighting political shifts ahead of the polls.
Balen Shah's Maithili Speech Sparks PM Bid, Sets Stage for Clash with K P Oli
Former Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah delivers Maithili speech in Janakpur as RSP's prime ministerial candidate, may face K P Sharma Oli in Jhapa-5.
Bangladesh's Microfinance Bank Rules May Cut Credit Access for Poor
Proposed ordinance with high capital thresholds may exclude smaller NGOs, reducing credit access for millions of poor households in Bangladesh.
Pakistan's Fragmented Authority Cripples Economy Despite Mineral Wealth
Report reveals how fragmented authority, reversible decisions, and lack of accountability are crippling Pakistan's economy despite rich mineral deposits.
Japan PM Takaichi Calls Snap Election, Dissolves Lower House for Fresh Mandate
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi dissolves the lower house, calls a snap election for February 8, staking her premiership on the outcome.
EU Moves to Mandate Removal of Chinese Tech from Critical Infrastructure
EU to propose compulsory phase-out of Chinese equipment like Huawei from telecom and solar energy sectors, marking a major cybersecurity policy shift.
Trump Ties Nobel Snub to Greenland Demand in Letter to Norway's PM
A letter from Donald Trump to Norway's PM links a Nobel Peace Prize grievance to a demand for US control of Greenland, unsettling European allies.
North Korea Labels South Korea 'No. 1 Hostile Country' at Propaganda Centre
North Korea displays anti-Seoul banners at a Pyongyang indoctrination centre, escalating rhetoric and defining South Korea as its "unchanging archenemy."
China's Birth Rate Hits Record Low as Population Decline Deepens in 2025
China's population fell for the 4th year as birth rate hit a new low in 2025, posing a long-term economic challenge despite meeting growth targets.
WEF's Klaus Schwab Warns of Truth & Trust Decline Ahead of Critical Davos 2026
WEF founder Klaus Schwab warns that a loss of truth and trust undermines global problem-solving ahead of the 2026 Davos summit focused on dialogue.
SK Bioscience Launches $256M Global Vaccine R&D Hub in South Korea
SK Bioscience launches a $255.7M Global R&PD Centre in Songdo, aiming to accelerate vaccine development and enhance global health cooperation.
Italy's Meloni Mourns Spain Train Tragedy That Killed 21 in Andalusia
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni offers condolences after a deadly high-speed train collision in Spain's Cordoba province kills at least 21 people.
Europe Unites Against Trump's Greenland Takeover Bid Amid Tariff Threats
European leaders pledge to protect Greenland and Denmark's sovereignty after Trump threatens tariffs to force a sale, citing strategic Arctic interests.
Trump Targets Greenland Again, Warns Denmark Over Russian "Threat" in Arctic
Trump escalates pressure on Denmark over Greenland, citing Russian threats and imposing tariffs, sparking a diplomatic standoff with Europe.
Trump Threatens Tariffs on Europe Over Greenland, Citing Russian Threat
US President Trump threatens tariffs on European nations, demanding action on Russian threat in Greenland ahead of Davos meeting with NATO chief.
Davos 2026: World Leaders Unite on Global Challenges as India Showcases Growth
World leaders convene at Davos 2026 under the theme 'Spirit of Dialogue' to tackle global issues. India sends a high-powered delegation to attract investments.
Zelensky Accuses Russia of Prioritizing Strikes Over Diplomacy in Ukraine
Ukraine's President says Russian strikes on energy infrastructure prove diplomacy isn't a priority, as repair crews work nationwide.
Davos Transforms into Fortress as World Economic Forum Opens Under Lockdown
Davos enters annual high-security phase with anti-aircraft guns and repurposed buildings as global leaders gather for the World Economic Forum.
South Korea & Italy Forge AI & Defense Ties in Historic Meloni-Lee Summit
Presidents Lee Jae Myung and PM Giorgia Meloni hold historic talks to deepen trade, AI, semiconductor, and defense ties between South Korea and Italy.
North Korean Hackers Exploit Google, Naver Ads in Sophisticated Malware Campaign
Konni hacking group linked to North Korea exploits ad systems on Naver and Google to distribute malware in a campaign labelled "Poseidon-Attack."
21 Dead in Spain's High-Speed Train Collision Near Cordoba
At least 21 killed and 70 injured after two high-speed trains collided near Cordoba, Spain. Rescue operations continue as officials warn death toll may rise.
US Revives Regime Change Talk for Venezuela and Iran Amid Policy Frustrations
US lawmakers and experts openly discuss political change in Iran and Venezuela, revealing frustration with stalled pressure campaigns and warning of risks.
Trump Threatens Tariffs Over Greenland, Sparking NATO Crisis
Trump threatens tariffs on European allies unless US can acquire Greenland, causing an emergency EU meeting and raising fears of a fractured NATO.
Dutch FM Slams US Greenland Tariffs as "Blackmail" Ahead of Deadline
Dutch Foreign Minister condemns US tariffs on European nations over Greenland as "blackmail," as Trump sets February 1 deadline for the punitive trade measures.