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Kabul's Commuter Crisis: Hours-Long Waits as Traffic and Bus Shortages Worsen
Kabul residents face hours-long waits at overcrowded bus stops due to traffic congestion, road repairs, and a severe shortage of affordable public transport.
Bangladesh Forms Cyber Council to Safeguard Elections from Digital Threats
Bangladesh's interim government launches a Cyber Security Council to combat cyber crimes, misinformation, and ensure secure digital services during elections.
US Influencer's Racist Rant Mocks Indian-Origin Man's Death in Canada
Outrage after US influencer Andrew Branca mocks death of Indian-origin accountant Prashant Sreekumar, who died waiting 8 hours for hospital care in Canada.
Tarique Rahman Returns to Bangladesh, Set to Contest Key Seats in 2025 Election
BNP acting Chairman Tarique Rahman returns after 17 years, registers as voter, and will contest two constituencies in Bangladesh's 2025 general election.
Dhaka-Karachi Direct Flights to Launch in January, Boosting South Asian Ties
Pakistan envoy announces direct Dhaka-Karachi flights starting January, amid 20% trade growth and expanded cooperation in education, healthcare, and culture.
Zelenskyy: "A lot Can Be Decided Before New Year" in Crucial Trump Talks
Ahead of talks with Trump, Zelenskyy says decisive diplomacy is needed as Russia intensifies strikes. Get the latest on the peace plan and war updates.
Lee Hye-hoon Nominated as South Korea's First Planning and Budget Minister
President Lee Jae Myung nominates veteran economist Lee Hye-hoon to lead the new Ministry of Planning and Budget, focusing on budget allocation and long-term economic strategy.
Zelenskyy and Trump Meet at Mar-a-Lago as Missiles Strike Kyiv
High-stakes meeting at Mar-a-Lago aims to finalize a Ukraine peace deal as Russia intensifies attacks. Key issues include land concessions and security guarantees.
Brigitte Bardot, French Icon of Freedom and Animal Advocacy, Dies at 91
French President Macron mourns movie legend Brigitte Bardot, who died at 91. Remembered for her films, style, and lifelong animal advocacy.
China Accused of Using AI to Undermine Taiwan's Democratic Elections
Report reveals China's alleged use of AI to manipulate public opinion in Taiwan, raising alarms over election integrity and digital warfare.
Pakistan Braces for Widespread Rain and Snowfall, Travel Disruptions Expected
PMD warns of widespread rain, thunderstorms, and snowfall across Pakistan from Dec 29, risking road closures, landslides, and travel disruptions.
From Exile to Frontrunner: Tarique Rahman's High-Stakes Return to Bangladesh Politics
After 17 years in exile, BNP's Tarique Rahman returns to Bangladesh, positioning himself as a key contender in the upcoming elections amid a shifting political landscape.
Brigitte Bardot, French Film Icon and Animal Advocate, Dies at 91
French film legend Brigitte Bardot, a 1960s sex symbol and lifelong animal rights activist, has passed away at age 91. Her foundation confirmed the news.
4.1 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Tajikistan, Highlighting Seismic & Climate Risks
A 4.1 magnitude earthquake hit Tajikistan. No damage reported, but the event underscores the country's high vulnerability to seismic and climate hazards.
Putin Vows Military Victory if Ukraine Rejects Peace as Zelenskyy Holds Firm
Putin states Russia will meet SMO goals by force if Kiev refuses peace, as Zelenskyy emphasizes territorial sovereignty and security guarantees ahead of US talks.
IMF Approves $1.29B for Pakistan Despite Its Own Damning Corruption Report
The IMF approved a $1.29B loan for Pakistan just after publishing a report calling corruption "macro-critical," raising questions about accountability.
President Lee Returns to Historic Cheong Wa Dae, Honors Fallen Officers
President Lee Jae Myung begins work at Cheong Wa Dae, reversing the 2022 relocation. He also pledges greater compensation for fallen public safety officers.
Myanmar Junta-Backed Party Set to Win Widely Criticized Election
Myanmar's military-aligned USDP is projected to win a general election widely dismissed as neither free nor fair by the UN and rights groups.
Bangladesh Student Party Splits Over Alliance with Jamaat-e-Islami
The student-led National Citizen Party faces internal division as leaders reject an alliance with Jamaat-e-Islami ahead of Bangladesh's national polls.
Balen Shah Named PM Candidate as RSP Aims to Reshape Nepal's Politics
Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah is the RSP's candidate for Prime Minister of Nepal, forming a new alliance with Rabi Lamichhane to challenge established parties.
4.6 Magnitude Quake Hits Northern Sumatra, Highlighting Indonesia's Seismic Risk
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck Northern Sumatra, Indonesia. Learn about the quake's details, recent seismic activity, and why Indonesia is prone to earthquakes.
Strong 6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Remote South Pacific Ocean
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck the South Pacific Ocean near Peru. No tsunami threat or damage reported. Get the latest seismic details.
UN Command Asserts Authority Over Korean Border Amid South's Rule Changes
The UN Command reaffirms its control over the Korean border's MDL, responding to South Korea's rule revisions aimed at preventing clashes with North Korea.
Japan's Record Defence Budget Sparks Public Concern Over Livelihoods
Japan's defence budget hits a record 9 trillion yen, sparking public concern over squeezed social spending and a shift from pacifist policy.
Kim Jong-un's 2025 Public Appearances Hit 9-Year High Amid Diplomacy Push
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un made 131 public appearances in 2025, a nine-year high, driven by diplomatic engagement and economic oversight.