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South Korea Considers Lifting Ban on North Korea's Rodong Sinmun Newspaper
South Korea's Unification Ministry is reviewing measures to allow public access to North Korea's Rodong Sinmun newspaper, reclassifying it from "special" to "general" materials.
How 9/11 Forged a Brief Alliance: Putin and Bush's Foxhole Friendship
Newly released transcripts show how 9/11 made Putin Bush's key ally, from counterterrorism cooperation to the partnership's eventual collapse.
Japan's Record ¥122 Trillion Budget for 2026: Growth vs. Debt Dilemma
Japan approves a record ¥122.31 trillion budget for FY2026, boosting defense and welfare amid high debt and economic stimulus plans.
US-Nigeria Joint Airstrikes Target ISIS in Northwest After Trump's "Hell to Pay" Warning
Nigeria confirms joint security operation with US forces against ISIS targets in the northwest, following Trump's warning over attacks on Christian communities.
ISI Backs Radical Force in Bangladesh, Picks Jamaat Heir Azmi as Overseer
Intelligence reveals ISI plan to install radical NAR force in Bangladesh, led by Jamaat heir Azmi, aiming to impose Sharia and control the state.
50 Years Later: The Church Committee's Exposé of CIA Meddling in Chile
50 years ago, a US Senate panel led by Frank Church revealed extensive CIA operations to overthrow Chile's government, sparking a historic clash over secrecy and accountability.
Kim Jong-un Orders Expansion of Missile and Shell Production Amid Rising Tensions
North Korea's Kim Jong-un calls for new munitions factories to boost missile and shell production, citing war deterrent needs amid weapons exports speculation.
South Korea Bets on AI and Chips to Power Growth Amid Global Uncertainty in 2026
South Korea projects 1.8% growth in 2026, leveraging AI and semiconductor exports to counter global slowdown, trade volatility, and domestic challenges.
Pakistan Hospitals Overwhelmed as "Super Flu" Fears Fuel Influenza Surge
Hospitals in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are beyond capacity due to a sharp rise in flu cases, with children most affected and fears over the H3N2 strain.
Taiwan Tracks Chinese Military Sorties, Balloons Amid Tensions
Taiwan's defense ministry reports Chinese military activity, including balloons, near its territory amid ongoing cross-strait tensions and a diplomatic dispute.
US Imposes Visa Bans on Ex-EU Commissioner Over "Censorship" Claims
The US bans visas for ex-EU Commissioner Thierry Breton and four Europeans, accusing them of suppressing American speech. The EU and France condemn the move as coercion.
US H-1B Visa Shift to Wage-Based Selection Alarms Indian Tech Workers
New US H-1B rule prioritizes higher wage offers, sparking anxiety for Indian tech workers, startups, and families awaiting green cards.
Trump Orders "Deadly Strike" on ISIS in Nigeria, Vows "Hell to Pay" for Attacks
President Trump announces US military strike against ISIS in Nigeria, calling it a response to escalating violence against Christian communities. Details inside.
US Launches "Deadly" Strike on ISIS in Nigeria After Trump's "Hell to Pay" Warning
President Trump announces a U.S. military strike against ISIS in northwest Nigeria, retaliating for attacks on Christians and warning of further action.
Zelenskyy Says Peace Deal Documents "Fully Prepared" After Talks with Trump Envoys
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy states some peace deal documents are "fully prepared" following discussions with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.
Zelenskyy's Christmas Plea: "Happier When We Do Not Hear the Music of Evil"
In his Christmas message, President Zelenskyy calls for peace, condemns Russian attacks, and warns of sanctions evasion and global security threats.
How the Paris Climate Deal Was Crafted to Bind India Without Legal Emissions Cuts
Declassified US documents reveal the Paris Agreement was shaped to bring India into the global climate framework while limiting its reliance on old developed/developing country distinctions.
Balen Shah's Political Moves: A New Force in Nepal's 2026 Elections?
Kathmandu Mayor Balen Shah meets new party & Gen Z leaders, including Rabi Lamichhane, to challenge Nepal's established political parties ahead of the 2026 elections.
Tarique Rahman's Return to Bangladesh: A Game-Changer for BNP and Elections
Foreign affairs experts analyze Tarique Rahman's return to Bangladesh after 17 years, predicting it will energize BNP's election campaign and reshape domestic politics.
Bush Warned Putin: China is the "Biggest Long-Term Problem" for Both
Declassified transcripts show Bush privately told Putin China was the "biggest long-term problem," revealing early 21st-century strategic concerns over Beijing's rise.
Putin Warned Bush: NATO in Ukraine Would Spark "Long-Term Confrontation"
Declassified transcripts reveal Putin warned Bush for years that NATO expansion into Ukraine would force Russian countermeasures and split the country.
Putin Warned Bush: Pakistan's Nuclear Leaks Threaten Global Security
Declassified 2005 transcripts show Putin and Bush privately alarmed by Pakistani-origin uranium in Iran and questioned Islamabad's nuclear controls.
Kremlin Reviews Ukraine Peace Plan Amid Fresh Fighting and Drone Strikes
Russia examines a peace plan after US talks, as fighting continues in Donetsk and drone strikes hit key Black Sea oil ports. Latest updates.
Nepal Saints Protest Bangladesh Hindu Killings After Dalit Lynching
Hindu saints in Nepal protest the lynching of Dipu Chandra Das in Bangladesh, demanding justice and an end to violence against minority Hindus.
Al-Qaeda's Uyghur Threat Puts China's Security and Global Ambitions in Crosshairs
Al-Qaeda warns China over Xinjiang policies, linking Uyghur oppression to global terror threats and challenging Beijing's security calculus in Afghanistan and beyond.