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IMF Slams Pakistan's SIFC for Lack of Transparency, Warns of Investor Risk
IMF warns Pakistan's Special Investment Facilitation Council lacks transparency, weakening investor confidence and policy stability under $7B loan program.
Russia Launches 242 Drones, 35 Missiles in Massive Overnight Assault on Ukraine
Zelenskyy reports a massive Russian aerial attack with 242 drones and 35 missiles, killing four and targeting energy infrastructure during a cold spell.
Trump Cancels Venezuela Strikes After Prisoner Release, Oil Deal
US calls off second wave of military action as Venezuela releases prisoners and agrees to a major oil infrastructure deal with US companies.
K-Beauty Exports Soar to Record $11.43 Billion in 2025
South Korean cosmetics exports reached a historic $11.43 billion in 2025, with the US surpassing China as the top market for the first time.
BC Premier David Eby Leads Major Trade Mission to India to Boost Exports
Premier David Eby leads a BC trade delegation to India to promote clean energy, sustainable forestry, and critical minerals, aiming to diversify exports.
Trump to Meet Venezuelan Opposition Leader Machado in DC Next Week
President Trump announces he will meet Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado in DC, discussing Venezuela's political future and oil industry revival.
Japan's Defence Minister Koizumi heads to US for key talks amid Asia-Pacific tensions
Japanese Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi travels to the US for talks with Secretary Pete Hegseth, focusing on regional security and alliance capabilities.
Global Cooperation Wavers as Trade and Tech Paths Diverge, Report Finds
WEF report reveals uneven global cooperation. Trade shows resilience but capital flows decline, while tech innovation booms amid fragmentation.
US Seizes Russian Tanker in Atlantic; Trump Evades Putin Contact Question
US forces seize a Russian-flagged tanker in the Atlantic, escalating tensions. President Trump refuses to confirm if he spoke with Putin about the incident.
Lee's Approval Hits 60% on Diplomacy Push, Plans Japan Summit
President Lee Jae Myung's approval rebounds to 60% amid positive diplomatic reviews and ahead of a key summit with Japan's leader.
South Korea Aims for MSCI Upgrade with 24-Hour FX Market by 2027
South Korea announces plan, including a 24-hour FX market, to address the "Korea discount" and target MSCI developed market inclusion by 2027.
5.3 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Tajikistan, Highlighting Nation's Vulnerability
A magnitude 5.3 earthquake struck Tajikistan at 110 km depth. The mountainous country faces high risks from quakes, floods, and climate change impacts.
Trump Claims Control of Venezuelan Oil, Signals Long-Term US Role
President Trump details US intervention in Venezuela, framing it as a long-term economic reset to control oil, deter rivals, and curb drug trafficking.
Trump Vows US Control of Venezuela Oil, Rebuild Before Elections
President Trump says the US will manage Venezuela's oil sector and recovery before elections, citing the capture of Nicolas Maduro and a crackdown on drugs.
Trump Revives Greenland Purchase Bid, Military Option on Table
Why does Trump want Greenland? Explore the strategic and resource-driven reasons behind the US push to acquire the Arctic territory from Denmark.
Taiwan Spots 23 Chinese Military Aircraft, 6 Vessels in Latest Show of Force
Taiwan's defense ministry reports 23 Chinese military aircraft and 6 naval vessels near its territory, with most crossing the median line into its ADIZ.
Trump's Climate Denial Drives US Exit From 66 Global Bodies, Says Ex-Diplomat
Former diplomat Ashok Sajjanhar critiques Trump's US withdrawal from 66 international bodies, including the Solar Alliance, citing climate change denial.
UN Defiant After Trump Cuts Ties With 31 Entities, Vows to Continue Work
UN chief Antonio Guterres vows to continue all mandated activities after Trump cuts US ties and funding to 31 UN-related entities and organizations.
Russia Demands US Halt "Unlawful" Seizure of Oil Tanker in Atlantic
Russia calls on the US to cease its "unlawful actions" against the oil tanker Marinera, warning the incident dangerously escalates tensions in the Euro-Atlantic region.
US VP Vance Chairs Daily Meetings to Stabilize Venezuela Post-Maduro Capture
US Vice President JD Vance details his role in Venezuela, chairing meetings to ensure stability and a government that "listens to the United States."
UN Chief Regrets US Withdrawal from Key UN Bodies and Treaties
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres regrets the US decision to withdraw from 31 UN entities and 35 other international organizations.
UN Warns of Slower Global Growth Amid Trade Tensions and Fiscal Strains
UN forecasts 2.7% global growth for 2026, below pre-pandemic levels. Trade tensions, high debt, and AI-fueled risks create economic uncertainty.
Indian Software Pro Sweeps Streets in Russia Amid Tech Slowdown
A 26-year-old Indian software professional works as a street cleaner in St. Petersburg, citing a global tech slowdown and pragmatic financial needs.
China Slams Japan's "Nuclear Ambitions" as Threat to World Peace
China accuses Japan's new government of inflating nuclear ambitions, warning it poses a serious threat to international peace and stability.
US Seizes Russian Tanker with Indian Crew; Moscow Condemns "Illegal" Act
US forces seized a Russian-flagged tanker with Indian, Ukrainian, and Georgian crew. Moscow condemns the act as illegal under international law.