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UN "Very Active" in Global Conflict Mediation, Says Guterres
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres outlines the UN's active mediation roles in conflicts like Libya and Sudan, while noting limitations.
Venezuela Opens Oil Sector to Foreign Firms with Sweeping Law Reforms
Venezuela passes new oil law, granting foreign firms operational control and lower royalties to revive its energy sector amid eased US sanctions.
Trump Secures Putin's Pause on Kyiv Strikes Amid Extreme Cold Spell
US President Trump says he personally secured a one-week pause in Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities during extreme cold, as envoys report new momentum in peace talks.
Pakistan-Bangladesh Direct Flights Resume After 14-Year Hiatus
After 14 years, direct air connectivity resumes between Pakistan and Bangladesh, aiming to boost tourism and people-to-people links.
Trump Claims Putin Agreed to Week-Long Halt on Kyiv Strikes Amid Cold
US President Trump says he secured a one-week halt on Russian strikes near Kyiv from Putin due to extreme cold, as new peace talk invitations emerge.
UN Chief Hails India-EU Trade Deal as Boost for Global Multi-Polarity
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres expresses positive expectations for the India-EU free trade agreement, seeing it as key to a networked, inclusive world order.
Bangladesh Interim Govt Urges Calm After Jamaat Leader's Murder Ahead of Polls
Bangladesh's interim government urges restraint after a Jamaat-e-Islami activist's murder, commits to a peaceful election as minorities seek protection.
IMF: Emerging Markets Show Resilience Amid Trade Shocks, AI Risks Loom
IMF says emerging economies are resilient but face risks from AI investment corrections, trade tensions, and high public debt. Growth outlook upgraded.
Malawi Battles Dual Outbreaks: Cholera Surge and Polio Case Emerge
Malawi health authorities report cholera deaths and a polio case in Blantyre, citing poor sanitation and a funding gap for containment efforts.
UN Predicts 14.4 Million Afghans Will Need Health Aid by 2026
UN predicts 14.4 million Afghans will require health services in 2026, with a severe child malnutrition crisis and a $190M funding gap.
Pakistan's Debt Hits 70.7% of GDP as Fiscal Deficit Breaches Limit
Pakistan's public debt rises to 70.7% of GDP, driven by high interest payments and defense spending, while fiscal deficit exceeds statutory limits.
Bangladesh Slashes Health, Education Budgets by 74% and 55% in Major Cuts
Bangladesh's NEC cuts ADP by 12.5%, with health sector reduced 74% and education 55%, citing slow spending and revenue issues.
US Warns Citizens: Reconsider Travel to Pakistan Over Terrorism, Kidnapping Risk
US State Department urges citizens to reconsider Pakistan travel due to high terrorism, kidnapping, and civil unrest risks in Level 3 & 4 advisories.
Aichi's Startup Surge: Japan's Industrial Heartland Fuels Tech Innovation
Aichi Prefecture's startup scene grows with Tech GALA, forging key partnerships with Tokyo, Osaka, and Indian tech for industrial innovation.
Afghan Refugees Seek 3-Month Grace Period for Dignified Return from Pakistan
Afghan refugees urge Pakistan and Taliban for talks and a phased, dignified return process, citing arrests and humanitarian concerns.
South Korea, US Strengthen Visa Cooperation Amid Investment Talks
Senior diplomats meet to implement summit deals, clarify US visa rules for Korean workers, and reassure on $350B US investment pledges.
China Warns Australia Over Darwin Port Takeback in Diplomatic Row
China warns Australia against reclaiming Port of Darwin from Chinese firm, threatening measures to protect its interests and economic ties.
South Korea Defends DMZ Control Bills, Says No Conflict With Armistice
South Korea's unification ministry states pending DMZ control bills require UN Command consultation and do not conflict with the Korean War armistice.
Venezuela's Military and Police Pledge Loyalty to Interim President Rodriguez
Venezuela's military and police pledge loyalty to interim President Delcy Rodriguez, consolidating power after Maduro's removal. Key officials declare support.
US Urges Citizens: Reconsider Pakistan Travel Over Security Threats
US State Department places Pakistan under "Level 3: Reconsider Travel" advisory, citing terrorism, kidnapping, and civil unrest risks.
South Korea Aims to Lead Global Quantum Chip Production by 2035
South Korea unveils a quantum industry plan to produce top quantum chips by 2035, fostering 10,000 experts and investing billions in R&D.
Colombian Satena Plane Crash Kills 15, Including Lawmaker, in Norte de Santander
A Satena airline flight crashed in Colombia's Norte de Santander, killing all 15 people on board, including a member of the House of Representatives.
Bhutan's Economy to Grow 7.4% on Hydropower, Tourism; IMF Warns of Crypto Risks
IMF forecasts strong Bhutan growth driven by hydropower and tourism but warns of risks from crypto volatility, fiscal pressures, and project delays.
Starmer Meets Xi in Beijing to Boost UK-China Trade Amid Global Tensions
British PM Keir Starmer meets Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, leading a major business delegation to boost trade and investment between the UK and China.
Sweden Launches "Women's Peace" Council to Combat Men's Violence Against Women
PM Ulf Kristersson chairs new council to tackle domestic abuse, honour violence, and strengthen parole rules after high-profile murders.