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Bangladesh Election Campaign Begins Jan 22 Amid Heightened Security
Bangladesh's election campaign begins Jan 22 for Feb 12 polls. Security is heightened, visas suspended, and the interim government vows a free and fair vote.
3.8 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Afghanistan, Follows Recent Tremors
A 3.8 magnitude earthquake struck Afghanistan at 90km depth, following recent shallow tremors in the seismically active region.
UN Urges Pakistan to Turn Population Boom into Economic Strength
UNFPA calls for Pakistan to transform its population growth into a driver for sustainable development through policy reform and gender equality.
Yokohama's Winter Illumination Named Among Japan's Top Night Views
Yokohama's "Yorunoyo" illumination event, featuring projection mapping and interactive art, helps earn the city a spot among Japan's three major night-view destinations.
Bangladesh Scraps Hasina's 1971 War History Project Over "Inaccurate" Interviews
Dhaka scraps a Rs 50-crore project to record 15,000+ 1971 war participant interviews, citing poor quality and historical inconsistencies.
4.3 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Tibet at 90km Depth
A magnitude 4.3 earthquake struck Tibet at 90km depth. Learn why the seismically active Tibetan Plateau is prone to frequent quakes.
4.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Myanmar, Shallow Depth Raises Risk
A shallow 4.0 magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar, raising risks of strong shaking and damage. Learn about the region's high seismic vulnerability.
WHO Urges Higher Taxes on Sugary Drinks, Alcohol to Fight Diabetes, Cancers
WHO reports urge global tax increases on fruit juices, sugary drinks, and alcohol to reduce obesity, diabetes, cancers, and make health-harming products less affordable.
Bangladesh's Yunus Vows February Polls Amid Fake News Concerns
Bangladesh's interim leader Muhammad Yunus assures US envoys elections will be held on Feb 12, pledging neutrality and addressing fake news threats.
Bangladesh Islamist Alliance Splinters Over Seat-Sharing Ahead of February Polls
Cracks emerge in Jamaat-e-Islami-led alliance as key partners Islami Andolan and Khelafat Majlis disagree on seat allocation for Feb 12 polls.
China Backs Iran Stability, Slams US Tariffs and Interference
China voices support for Iran's stability, opposes US tariffs and interference in internal affairs, as Iran appeals to the UN over US threats.
Crane Collapse Derails Thai Train, Killing 22 and Injuring Dozens
A passenger train in Thailand derailed after a construction crane collapsed onto it, killing at least 22 people and injuring over 55. Officials launch investigation.
WEF's "Net-Positive AI" Plan Aims to Save Power Grids from AI Energy Crunch
The World Economic Forum proposes a framework to prevent AI from overwhelming electricity grids, turning it into a tool for sustainability and efficiency.
Korean Chip Giants Face Rising Threat from US Patent Trolls Amid AI Boom
Samsung and SK hynix face increased patent lawsuits from NPEs as US policy changes weaken protections, threatening R&D and competitiveness.
Kyowon Cyberattack Exposes 9.6M Accounts; KT Loses 150K Users Post-Breach
A ransomware attack on Kyowon Group may have breached 9.6 million accounts. Meanwhile, KT Corp. loses over 150,000 customers after a data leak.
Bangladesh Suspends On-Arrival Visas Ahead of Key Elections
Bangladesh halts on-arrival visas for a month, citing security for upcoming national elections and a referendum scheduled for February 12.
Seoul Vows Action After Probe Into North Korea's Drone Incursion Allegations
South Korea pledges corresponding action following investigation into North Korea's allegations of cross-border drone incursions, as inter-Korean tensions rise.
US Congress Divided Over Greenland as White House Talks Loom
Congress debates opposing bills on Greenland's future as Danish and Greenlandic officials meet US leaders, following Trump's threats.
Tech Giants Face Nature Crisis: WEF Warns of Resource Strain & E-Waste
WEF report warns tech growth's huge water, energy, and e-waste footprint threatens sector's license to operate. Calls for nature-positive strategies.
Japan PM Takaichi Gambles on Rare February Snap Election
Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi to dissolve parliament for a rare February general election, seeking a stronger mandate for her economic and security agenda.
Bangladesh Seeks UN Help to Fight Election Misinformation Flood
Bangladesh's interim government seeks UN support to counter fake news ahead of Feb 12 polls, as High Commissioner Volker Turk pledges assistance.
Trump Warns Greenland PM Over Denmark Preference, Vows Action
Trump dismisses Greenland PM's preference for Denmark, warns of "big problem" and insists US will act on Greenland to counter Russia and China.
Afghan Disabled & Martyrs' Families Plead for More Aid Amid Harsh Winter
Persons with disabilities in Afghanistan appeal for more support as winter sets in, citing inadequate aid and lack of employment opportunities.
Trump Claims US "Bringing Venezuela Back" Through Massive Oil Deal
President Trump announces a major oil deal with Venezuela, claiming it will lower global prices and bring the country back from "disaster."
China Uses Historical Narratives to Undermine Maritime Law, Says Report
Report details how China uses historical narratives to legitimize South China Sea and Taiwan claims, challenging international law and arbitration.