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Over 2,000 Afghan Refugees Forcibly Returned in One Day Amid Crackdown
Taliban reports over 2,000 Afghan refugees repatriated from Pakistan and Iran in 24 hours amid allegations of police harassment and rights abuses.
South Korean PM Inspects Front-Line Troops, Stresses National Duty and Future
South Korea's Prime Minister visited a front-line army division, encouraging troops and reviewing defense posture amid ongoing military tech upgrades.
South Korea Prioritizes Fate of Separated Families Amid Strained North Ties
South Korea plans to prioritize confirming the fate of separated families' relatives in North Korea if inter-Korean relations improve, as aging survivors wait.
Bangladesh Bids Farewell: Khaleda Zia's Final Journey Draws Mourners and Dignitaries
Bangladesh holds state funeral for former PM Khaleda Zia. Family pays last respects as regional delegations gather. Details on Namaz-e-Janaza and burial.
Bangladesh Bids Farewell to Khaleda Zia as Sea of Mourners Gather in Dhaka
Bangladesh observes state mourning as thousands gather in Dhaka for the funeral of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia. India's EAM Jaishankar to attend.
South Korea Extends Visa Fee Waiver to Boost Tourism from Six Asian Nations
South Korea extends its visa fee waiver for group tourists from China, India, and four other nations until June 2025 to sustain tourism recovery.
Khaleda Zia's State Funeral: India's Jaishankar to Attend as Bangladesh Observes Mourning
Former Bangladesh PM Khaleda Zia to be buried with state honours. India's EAM Jaishankar to represent at funeral amid 3-day national mourning in Bangladesh.
Korean Won Hits Record Low Annual Average Against Dollar in 2025
The Korean won averaged a record low of 1,422.16 per USD in 2025 due to political turmoil, interest rate gaps, and overseas investments.
South Korea's High-Skilled Job Boom Continues, Fueled by Chip Sector
South Korea's high-skilled workforce grows for a 4th year, with semiconductor jobs leading the expansion. Government data reveals key trends and talent shortages.
China's "Justice Mission 2025" Drills Showcase Full-Spectrum Blockade Capability Around Taiwan
China's military conducts multi-theater drills simulating strikes, blockade, and landing operations around Taiwan, warning against separatist forces.
Tetsuzo Fuwa, Japan Communist Party's 'Theoretical Pillar,' Dies at 95
Tetsuzo Fuwa, the former Japanese Communist Party chairman who modernized its platform, has died at 95. Explore his 60-year political legacy.
Russia Backs China on Taiwan, Slams US 'Containment' Amid 2027 War Warnings
Russia reaffirms Taiwan as part of China, opposes independence as US report warns Beijing aims for military capability to seize Taiwan by 2027.
China's Massive Drills Near Taiwan: 77 Aircraft, 17 Ships Detected in 24 Hours
Taiwan reports 77 PLA aircraft & 17 naval vessels near its territory amid China's 'Justice Mission 2025' drills, with 35 jets crossing the Taiwan Strait median line.
UN Seeks $1.71 Billion for Afghanistan's 2026 Humanitarian Crisis
The UN appeals for $1.71 billion to aid 21.9 million Afghans in 2026, amid severe food insecurity, climate shocks, and mass returnees.
Denmark Ends 400-Year Postal Era, Becomes First Nation to Halt Letter Delivery
Denmark's PostNord delivers its final letter, becoming the first country to halt state-run mail service due to the digital shift. Learn why and what replaces it.
Khaleda Zia's Death Ends an Era, Ushers New Leadership in Bangladesh
Former diplomat Anil Trigunayat calls Khaleda Zia's death the end of the "Battle of Begums," signaling a shift to male-dominated leadership ahead of Bangladesh's elections.
Khaleda Zia's Death Marks "End of an Era" in Bangladesh, Says Expert
Foreign affairs expert analyzes the death of former PM Khaleda Zia, its timing before elections, and potential sympathy wave for BNP.
Russia Accuses Ukraine of 91-Missile Attack on Putin's Residence
Russia claims Ukraine launched 91 drones at Putin's residence during US talks, vows retaliation. Ukraine denies the attack, calling it Russian disinformation.
4.3 Magnitude Quake Hits Indonesia, Highlighting Seismic Ring of Fire Risk
A shallow 4.3 magnitude earthquake struck Bukit, Indonesia. Learn why shallow quakes are more dangerous and about Indonesia's seismic activity on the Ring of Fire.
Bangladesh Mourns Khaleda Zia: A Legacy of Unwavering Leadership and Diplomacy
Bangladesh mourns former PM Khaleda Zia, hailed for her steely resolve, role in democracy, and strengthening India-Bangladesh ties. Experts reflect on her legacy.
China's "Justice Mission 2025" Drills Near Taiwan Spark Taipei's Condemnation
China's PLA launches extensive "Justice Mission 2025" drills around Taiwan, involving 130 aircraft and rocket fire. Taipei condemns the actions as a threat to regional stability.
Russia Vows Tougher Ukraine Talks After Alleged Attack on Putin's Residence
Kremlin says Ukraine's alleged drone attack on presidential residence will lead to a tougher Russian negotiating position, as US and Russia discuss peace efforts.
Honoring Khaleda Zia's Legacy: A Call for Inclusive Bangladesh Elections
Former Indian envoys say inclusive 2026 polls would honor Khaleda Zia's democratic legacy, while noting past bilateral challenges under her rule.
Hainan's "Free" Trade Port: Rising Costs, Censorship, and Military Ambitions
Analysis reveals Hainan FTP faces scepticism over rising living costs, strict CCP controls, internet censorship, and underlying military strategic objectives.
Khaleda Zia's Alliance Politics and the Complexities of Bangladesh-India Ties
A former Bangladesh minister reveals how Khaleda Zia's multi-party alliances strained Dhaka-Delhi relations, despite her personal efforts to maintain smooth bilateral ties.