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South Korea's "Resting Youth" Crisis Hits 22% Amid AI Shift, Weak Economy
22.3% of young South Koreans are out of the labor force, not seeking work. BOK report cites AI disruption, slow growth, and employer preferences as key causes.
Nepal's March 5 Election: Nomination Filing Begins Today Nationwide
Nomination filing begins in Nepal's 165 constituencies for the March 5 House of Representatives election. The Election Commission has set time slots for parties.
US Senators Warn of China's Growing Influence in South America, Threat to Taiwan
US senators accuse China of using infrastructure, resources, and diplomacy in South America to undermine US interests and isolate Taiwan, with Russia and Iran as partners.
South Korea's Lee Demands Probe Into Civilian's Alleged Drone Flight to North
President Lee Jae Myung calls a civilian drone flight to North Korea "unacceptable" and orders a thorough investigation, warning it risks escalation.
Von der Leyen Demands Respect for Greenland, Denmark Sovereignty Amid US Tariff Row
EU chief Ursula von der Leyen stresses sovereignty of Greenland and Denmark is "utmost importance" as US tariff threats strain transatlantic ties.
NORAD Deploys Aircraft to Greenland Amid Trump's Arctic Ambitions
NORAD sends aircraft to Greenland for long-planned defense exercises amid US-Canada-Denmark cooperation and Trump's tariff threats over Arctic control.
Trump Links Nobel Snub to Aggressive Greenland Push in Letter to Norway
Trump tells Norway's PM his Nobel snub freed him from "pure peace" focus, escalating US demands for control of Greenland and straining NATO ties.
US Deploys NORAD Aircraft to Greenland Amid Trump's Acquisition Push
US deploys NORAD aircraft to Greenland's Pituffik base as tensions rise over Trump's bid to acquire the territory and threats of tariffs on Denmark.
EU Chief Warns Trump Over Greenland Sovereignty Threats at Davos
Ursula von der Leyen stresses respect for Greenland & Denmark's sovereignty with US Congress after Trump's tariff threats over Arctic territory.
Norway PM Tells Trump: Nobel Prize is Independent, Gov't Has No Say
Norwegian PM clarifies Nobel committee's independence after Trump message links prize snub to US policy shifts on tariffs and Greenland.
Fashion Icon Valentino Garavani, Creator of "Valentino Red," Dies at 93
Italian couturier Valentino Garavani, founder of the Valentino brand and creator of the iconic "Valentino red," has passed away in Rome at age 93.
Rapper-Turned-Mayor Balen Shah Launches PM Bid, Vows Federalism Boost
Nepal's rapper-turned-politician Balen Shah begins prime ministerial campaign from Janakpur, promising stronger federalism and regional development ahead of March polls.
EU Calls Emergency Summit Over Trump's Greenland Tariff Threats
EU leaders to hold emergency summit Thursday over Trump's threats to impose tariffs related to Greenland, assessing potential retaliation.
Pakistan Using Bangladesh as Terror Launchpad Against India: Report
Report warns Pakistan is exploiting Bangladesh to launch terrorist activities against India, reviving historical tensions and radicalization.
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.