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Pakistan's Army Chief Munir Leads US-Iran Mediation, Overshadowing Civilian Govt
Asim Munir, Pakistan's Army Chief, emerges as key US-Iran mediator, sidelining PM Shehbaz Sharif and raising concerns over military's control of foreign policy.
Bangladesh to Connect Nuclear Power to Grid This Year Amid Crisis
Bangladesh's Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant to begin supplying electricity to the national grid this year, a key step for energy security.
Lee Jae Myung's Approval Dips to 66% Amid Economic, Diplomatic Focus
President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating edges down to 66% in latest poll, with economy and diplomacy cited as key factors for both support and criticism.
IMF Resumes Venezuela Dealings After 7-Year Pause in Major Policy Shift
The IMF resumes formal engagement with Venezuela's interim government, ending a suspension since 2019. Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva announces the decision.
Pakistan's Cotton Crisis Deepens Amid Seed Scandals and Policy Failures
Experts warn Pakistan's cotton sector is collapsing due to fake seeds, climate change, and poor policies, urging urgent collective action to save the key crop.
Moscow Hosts Silver Sword Stage Fencing Festival with Global Student Troupes
The 16th International Stage Fencing Festival in Moscow unites actors and students from Russia, Mongolia, and Kazakhstan for competition and masterclasses.
South Korea Unveils $4.12B Cash Aid for 70% of Earners Amid Oil Price Surge
South Korea launches KRW 6.1 trillion cash assistance for bottom 70% of income earners to counter rising oil prices and West Asia crisis impact.
8 Dead in Indonesia Helicopter Crash, Recovery Efforts Halted by Darkness
Eight confirmed dead after a helicopter crash in remote West Kalimantan. Recovery efforts suspended due to darkness and difficult terrain.
Seoul Clarifies Minister's Remarks on North Korea's Kusong Nuclear Facility to US
South Korea clarifies Unification Minister's public info on North Korea's Kusong uranium facility to US, denying reports of a formal protest or intel sharing limits.
South Korea and EU Forge Strategic Economic Partnership Amid Global Shifts
South Korea and the EU agree to a next-generation strategic economic partnership focusing on supply chains, tech, and critical minerals.
South Korea & EU Forge Strategic Economic Partnership Amid Global Shifts
South Korea and the EU agree to a new strategic economic partnership focusing on trade, supply chains, tech, and economic security.
Starmer, Macron Lead Global Push to Reopen Vital Strait of Hormuz Shipping Lane
UK PM Keir Starmer and French President Macron host world leaders to discuss reopening the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring safe shipping and a fragile ceasefire.
Taiwan Urges China: Stop Using Tourism as a Political Leverage Tool
Taiwan's transport minister urges Beijing to stop using travel restrictions as a political tool, highlighting stable tourism growth and new cruise initiatives.
India Funds New Health Post in Nepal, Boosting Cross-Border Healthcare Access
Foundation stone laid for Bhimgithe Health Post in Nepal, a high-impact project built with Indian financial assistance to improve local healthcare services.
Pope Slams Using God's Name for War & Gain as Trump Trade Intensifies
Pope Leo XIV criticizes manipulating religion for military and political gain in Cameroon visit, as US President Donald Trump continues his public attacks on the Pontiff.
India Funds Nepal Health Post, Boosting Grassroots Healthcare Access
India assists Nepal in building Bhimgithe Health Post in Baglung, part of a 13.59 billion NPR High Impact Community Development Project partnership.
Nepal's Young Deputy Speaker Boycotts Weddings Involving Dowry Payments
Nepal's Deputy Speaker Rubi Kumari Thakur vows not to attend weddings involving dowry, calling it a social and legal offense undermining women's rights.
IOC Chief Urges EU to Protect Sport's Autonomy Amid Global Tensions
IOC President Kirsty Coventry urges EU policymakers to safeguard the autonomy and political neutrality of sport to preserve its unifying power.
China Pressures Nepal on Tibet, Taiwan Amid Strategic Anxiety
China urges Nepal to curb Tibet & Taiwan-linked events, citing "anti-China" activity. Nepal reaffirms One-China policy but asserts sovereignty.
China's Undersea AI Data Centers Heat Up South China Sea, Risk Ecology
US experts warn China's underwater data centers release intense heat, threatening marine ecology and neighboring countries like Vietnam and the Philippines.
Pakistan Lacks Leverage to Broker US-Iran Peace, Report Concludes
Analysis says Pakistan failed as Middle East peace arbiter due to lack of leverage, conflicting alliances, and regional instability.
Lavrov Urges US Dialogue Over Confrontation Amid Iran Tensions
Russian FM Lavrov advises US to engage in dialogue, not confrontation. Security Council warns of potential US-Israel attack on Iran as Pakistan mediates.
IMF Slashes Pakistan's Growth Forecast, Warns of Global Economic Risks
IMF lowers Pakistan's FY27 growth to 3.5%, hikes inflation forecast, and warns of global economic risks from Middle East conflict.
South Korea Defends Trade Practices in Formal Response to U.S. Probe
South Korea submits formal opinion to USTR, defending its market economy and anti-forced labor efforts amid U.S. trade investigations.
Bangladesh Seeks $2 Billion for Energy Crisis, Warns of 1970s-Style Shock
PM Tarique Rahman seeks urgent $2B from partners to tackle energy crisis, warning gains since 1971 independence are at risk of reversal.