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Japan's First Bird Flu Outbreak Hits Greater Tokyo, 240,000 Chickens to be Culled
Japan confirms its first avian influenza outbreak in the greater Tokyo area this season, leading to the culling of 240,000 chickens and heightened nationwide precautions.
Coupang Data Leak: 33M Customers Impacted, Gov't Disputes Company's Report
South Korea's science minister says 33M Coupang users' data was leaked, contradicting the company's report, as a $1.17B compensation plan is announced.
South Korea Tourism Soars: Foreign Visitors Jump 17%, Nearing 20 Million Milestone
South Korea's tourism recovery accelerates with 1.6 million visitors in November, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Annual total poised to hit a new high.
South Korea's Foreign Currency Deposits Rebound in November After Two-Month Decline
South Korea's foreign currency deposits increased to $103.55 billion in November, driven by corporate transactions and currency shifts.
Bangladesh Mourns Khaleda Zia: A "Guardian of Democracy" Remembered
Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus pays tribute to former PM Khaleda Zia, calling her death an irreparable loss and honoring her democratic legacy.
Tarique Rahman Poised to Lead BNP After Mother Khaleda Zia's Death
With Khaleda Zia's passing and Tarique Rahman's return from exile, the BNP braces for a leadership transition ahead of Bangladesh's pivotal February polls.
UN Chief's Hindi New Year Message: Prioritize Development Over Military Spending
In a first Hindi message, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges global leaders to invest in poverty, not warfare, amid rising global chaos.
Bangladesh Mourns: Former PM Khaleda Zia, First Woman Premier, Dies at 80
Bangladesh's first woman prime minister, Khaleda Zia, passes away at 80 in Dhaka after a prolonged illness, marking the end of a political era.
China Launches Massive Drills as Taiwan Detects 130 Aircraft, 14 Vessels
Taiwan detects 130 PLA aircraft & 14 vessels as China conducts large-scale "Justice Mission-2025" military exercises around the island, escalating tensions.
Bangladesh Mourns: Former PM Khaleda Zia Passes Away at 80
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia has died at 80. Her passing occurs amid national election preparations and her son's political return.
Russia Accuses Kyiv of Drone Attack on Presidential Residence, Kyiv Denies
Russia accuses Ukraine of a drone attack on a presidential residence. Ukraine denies, calling it a Russian fabrication to justify strikes.
China Launches "Justice Mission-2025" Drills Around Taiwan, Vows Punishment for Separatists
China launches "Justice Mission-2025" military exercises encircling Taiwan, warning against independence forces and foreign interference as tensions escalate.
Zelenskyy Debunks Putin Residence Strike as "Fabrication" After Trump Talks
Ukraine's Zelenskyy labels alleged strike on Putin's residence a Russian fabrication to undermine diplomacy, briefs Germany's Merz on Trump meeting outcomes.
3.9 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Myanmar, Highlighting Seismic Risks
A magnitude 3.9 earthquake struck Myanmar at 130km depth, following two tremors days earlier. Explore the tectonic risks facing the region.
Trump's "Positive" Putin Call & Zelenskyy's 15-Year Security Guarantee Plan
Following talks with Zelenskyy, Trump held a "positive" call with Putin. Zelenskyy details a sequenced plan for security guarantees and future summits.
Zelenskyy Denies Putin Residence Strike as Russian "Fabrication"
Ukraine's President dismisses Russian allegations of a drone strike on Putin's residence as a lie meant to undermine diplomacy and justify new attacks.
Zelenskyy Eyes Russian Reparations for Ukraine's Defense and Rebuilding Efforts
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy outlines plans for Russian reparations, security guarantees, and a potential referendum to end the war through diplomacy.
Pakistan Infiltrates Bangladesh Security Agencies to Create Radical Militia: Report
Report exposes Pakistani infiltration of Bangladesh's DGFI & NSI, secret meetings with Islamists, and plans to create a radicalized "National Armed Reserve."
Pakistan's Military-Driven Foreign Policy Fuels Regional Instability
Analysis reveals Pakistan's military-led foreign policy has destabilized the region, failed to secure borders, and intensified Afghanistan conflict.
Bangladesh's Islamist Drift: A Global Security Threat to Europe and Israel
A report warns Bangladesh's rising Islamist extremism, enabled by complacency, threatens minorities and could fuel global terror targeting Europe and Israel.
Nepal's Gen Z Campaign Secures Academic Relief for Grieving, Disabled Students
Nepal formalizes a policy allowing exam deferments for bereavement, disasters, and medical emergencies after a youth-led campaign highlighted student hardships.
Pakistan's Afghan Policy Fails as Army Chief Issues Ultimatum to Taliban
Analysis of Pakistan's deteriorating ties with Afghanistan as Army Chief Asim Munir warns the Taliban to choose between Pakistan or supporting TTP militants.
China's Diplomatic Limits Exposed in Afghanistan-Pakistan Border Conflict
Analysis reveals China's diplomatic constraints in mediating the Afghanistan-Pakistan border crisis, highlighting a gap between economic influence and conflict resolution.
Migrant Boat Sinks Off Samos: One Dead, Three Missing in Latest Aegean Tragedy
A migrant boat capsized off Samos, Greece, leaving one woman dead and three missing. Search operations continue amid a pattern of recent tragedies in Greek waters.
US Envoy Backs Bangladesh's February Polls in Farewell Call with Yunus
US Charge d'Affaires Tracey Jacobson discussed Feb elections, labor reforms, and Rohingya aid in a farewell meeting with Bangladesh's Chief Adviser Yunus.