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US Authorizes Venezuela Minerals Trade as Maduro Fights NY Charges
US Treasury authorizes activities with Venezuelan minerals to boost economy. Former President Maduro appears in NY court on drug charges.
Taiwan Tracks 15 Chinese Sorties as Tensions Simmer in Taiwan Strait
Taiwan's defense ministry reports 15 PLA aircraft sorties, with 11 crossing the Taiwan Strait median line into its air defense identification zone.
Taiwan Holds Electricity Rates Steady Amid Global Energy Volatility
Taiwan keeps power rates unchanged, citing Middle East tensions and global energy price volatility. Next review set for September 2026.
Bangladesh Lifts IPL Broadcast Ban, Ends Political Standoff Over Mustafizur
Bangladesh's new government lifts the IPL broadcast ban, stating it won't mix politics with sports. Broadcasters can now apply to air the tournament.
Bangladesh Hindus Celebrate Ram Navami with Processions, Demand Public Holiday
Bangladesh Hindu Grand Alliance holds worship, procession for Ram Navami, demands public holiday. PM Modi observes Surya Tilak at Ayodhya temple.
IMF Unlocks $1.2 Billion Lifeline for Pakistan Amid Reform Push
The IMF reaches a staff-level agreement to provide Pakistan $1.2 billion, supporting fiscal reforms and economic stabilization efforts.
South Korea's Foreign Student Population Hits Record High, Exceeding 310,000
South Korea's foreign student count hits a record 314,397, doubling since 2020. Vietnamese students form the largest group as overall foreign residents grow.
Trump Warns "Cuba is Next" After US Actions in Venezuela and Iran
President Trump warns "Cuba is next" following US military actions, while sharply criticizing NATO as a "paper tiger" in blunt remarks.
Seoul Shifts Stance, To Co-Sponsor UN Resolution on North Korea Rights
South Korea reverses course, deciding to co-sponsor a UN Human Rights Council resolution on North Korea, despite earlier conciliatory efforts.
Venezuela Sends Delegation to Washington to Reopen US Embassy
Venezuela sends delegation to Washington to restore diplomatic relations and reopen its embassy, following a March agreement with the US.
US Diplomat Visits South Korea to Boost Shipbuilding Workforce and Ties
Senior US diplomat Sarah Rogers visits Seoul and Tokyo to advance partnerships in shipbuilding, digital freedom, and regional security coordination.
Taiwan Tracks 13 Chinese Warplanes, 7 Warships in Latest Sovereignty Patrols
Taiwan's defense ministry reports 13 PLA aircraft sorties and 7 naval vessels near its territory, with 9 crossing the median line into its ADIZ.
4.6 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Pakistan, Third Tremor in Three Days
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck Pakistan at a depth of 140km, marking the third tremor in the region over consecutive days. Details inside.
US Report: Terror Groups Still Active in Pakistan Despite Military Operations
A US Congressional report says terrorist groups continue to operate from Pakistan, with terrorism-related deaths spiking to 4,001 in 2025.
US Lawmakers Push to Expand Space Defense Pact with Japan, South Korea
Bipartisan US legislation aims to expand a key space defense coalition to include Japan and South Korea, countering China and Russia's capabilities.
Trump Confirms China Visit, Touts Xi Ties Amid Trade Rivalry
Ahead of his visit, Trump highlights his personal rapport with Xi Jinping while emphasizing ongoing US-China economic competition and past tariffs.
Russia Bans Gasoline Exports From April 1 to Stabilise Domestic Market
Russia bans gasoline exports to prioritise domestic supply and stabilise prices. India reassures on sufficient fuel stocks amid global market turbulence.
Baloch Activists Rally in Geneva, Accuse Pakistan of Rights Abuses
Baloch activists at a UNHRC-side conference in Geneva accuse Pakistan of enforced disappearances and repression, marking the 1948 "occupation."
US Counters China's Global Reach with ASEAN and Africa Focus
US nominees outline plans to reinforce influence in Southeast Asia and Africa, emphasizing trade, investment, and soft power to counter China's expanding reach.
Nepal's New PM Balen Shah Acts on Gen-Z Protest Report, Forms Women-Led Cabinet
Nepal's new PM Balen Shah's cabinet implements the Gen-Z protest inquiry report, forms investigation committees, and achieves 33% women's representation.
US Lawmakers and Big Tech Unite Against China's AI Ambitions
US policymakers and Silicon Valley converge on the China AI threat, pushing for export controls and domestic tech safeguards amid strategic competition.
China-Linked Hackers Plant Stealth Malware in Global Telecom Networks
Report reveals China-linked hackers implanted stealth malware in global telecom infrastructure for long-term cyber espionage and surveillance.
Afghan Girls Barred From School for 5th Year as New Academic Term Begins
The Taliban's ban on girls' education continues for a fifth year, drawing condemnation from the UN and former leaders, harming Afghanistan's future.
China, India Extend Wishes to Nepal's New PM Balendra 'Balen' Shah
China and India formally congratulate Balendra Shah on becoming Nepal's Prime Minister, pledging to strengthen bilateral ties and cooperation.
Pakistan's Military Pursues ICBMs as Economy Collapses, Citizens Suffer
As inflation soars, Pakistan's military under Asim Munir diverts resources to ICBM development and proxy terror networks, says report.