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Pope Condemns "Resource Colonisation" Fueling Global Conflict in Africa
Pope Leo XIV condemns "resource colonisation," linking oil and mineral grabs to armed conflict and poverty in Africa during his apostolic journey.
Nepal's Longest Chariot Festival Begins: Rato Macchendranath Jatra Commences
The ancient Rato Macchendranath Jatra, Nepal's longest chariot festival, has commenced in Lalitpur, featuring a massive 32-foot wooden chariot.
3.3 Million Jobs Hit by Pakistan's 2025 Floods, ILO Assessment Reveals
ILO assessment shows 2025 Pakistan floods devastated livelihoods, with 3.3 million jobs affected, primarily in agriculture and rural areas.
Modi Congratulates Bulgaria's Radev on Election Win, Eyes Stronger Ties
PM Modi congratulates Rumen Radev on his party's win in Bulgaria's parliamentary polls, expressing commitment to strengthen India-Bulgaria relations.
Afghan Woman Entrepreneur Defies Odds with Wedding Business Venture
Monis Nazari starts a wedding setup business in Kabul, creating income and promoting culture while sending a message of resilience to Afghan women.
Spain, Slovenia, Ireland Push EU to Debate Israel Pact Over Gaza Actions
Spain, Slovenia, and Ireland formally request EU debate on suspending its association agreement with Israel, citing violations of human rights and international law.
Why Pakistan as US-Iran Mediator is a Geopolitical Risk, Warns Report
Report warns US reliance on Pakistan for Iran talks is strategically concerning due to historical use of non-state actors and "strategic depth" doctrine.
Tashkent to Host 2027 World Para Athletics Championships in Historic First
Tashkent, Uzbekistan will host the 2027 World Para Athletics Championships, marking the event's first time in Central Asia with 1,300+ athletes.
Tank Shell Explosion Kills 3 Japanese Soldiers in Training Accident
Three Japanese Ground Self-Defence Force members killed, one injured in a premature tank shell explosion during a training exercise in Oita Prefecture.
Tashkent to Host Historic 2027 World Para Athletics Championships
Tashkent, Uzbekistan will host the 2027 World Para Athletics Championships, marking the first time the major event is held in Central Asia.
North Korea Shakes Up Diplomacy with New Ambassadors to UK, Indonesia
Pyongyang replaces top envoys in major diplomatic posts for the first time in a decade, signaling a push to revive international engagement.
Pakistan's YouTube Tax Called 'Punitive,' Ignores Creator Reality: Report
Report slams Pakistan's new flat tax on non-resident YouTubers as a punitive measure that ignores earnings reality and risks double taxation.
Pakistan's 65-Year IMF Cycle: 20 Bailouts, No Economic Escape
Report reveals Pakistan's 65-year reliance on over 20 IMF bailouts, trapped in a cycle of crisis, debt, and failed structural reforms.
Pakistan Delays 17-Year-Old Peshawar Bypass Project Despite KP Funding Offer
Pakistan's federal government delays a decision on KP's Rs 4 billion bridge financing for the stalled Peshawar Northern Bypass, missing another deadline.
South Korea Slams Japan PM's War Shrine Offering, Urges Historical Reflection
South Korea expresses deep regret over Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi's offering to Yasukuni Shrine, urging Japan to face history.
Japan Ends Pacifist Arms Ban, Allows Lethal Weapon Exports Amid Protests
Japan revises pacifist defense policy to allow overseas weapons sales, including destroyers and missiles, sparking large-scale protests.
Philippines Simulates BrahMos Missile Strike in US Drills as China Warns of Confrontation
Philippines uses BrahMos missile in simulated maritime strike during US-led Balikatan drills. China warns military activity fuels Asia-Pacific division.
US Limits Intel Sharing with South Korea After Minister's North Korea Disclosure
US limits satellite intel sharing with South Korea after minister's public disclosure of North Korean nuclear facility info. Readiness unaffected.
USFK Chief Protests South Korean Minister Over Alleged Intel Leak on North Korea
USFK commander lodges protest after Unification Minister's remarks allegedly leak classified US intel on North Korea's nuclear sites, straining alliance.
AI Transforms EU Healthcare: WHO Reports Widespread Adoption & Future Plans
WHO report reveals 74% of EU states use AI for diagnostics, with focus on workforce training and public trust in health AI governance.
Japanese PM's Yasukuni Offering Sparks Regional Tensions, Echoes Past
PM Sanae Takaichi sends ritual offering to war-linked Yasukuni Shrine, risking renewed criticism from China and South Korea over historical grievances.
Venezuela Rallies Nationwide Against US Sanctions, Demands Economic Relief
Venezuela launches nationwide mobilization against US economic sanctions, led by officials calling for unity and the lifting of restrictions to improve social conditions.
NZ Pumps $37M into Rural Schools for Fuel Relief, Diesel Boiler Phase-Out
New Zealand invests $37M to replace diesel boilers and provide cash grants to small, rural schools hit hard by soaring fuel prices.
"Soul Patrol" Wins Top Doc Award at Sarasota Film Festival 2026
J.M. Harper's documentary on the first all-Black special forces unit in Vietnam wins top nonfiction honor at the Sarasota Film Festival.
Japan Ends Pacifist Era, Opens Global Arms Sales in Historic Security Shift
Japan updates defense export policy, allowing weapon sales to allies. A major shift from its post-war pacifist stance, driven by PM Takaichi.