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West Asia Conflict Slashes Bangladesh Growth to 4%, ADB Warns
ADB lowers Bangladesh's FY26 growth forecast to 4%, citing West Asia conflict, supply chain issues, and high inflation. Recovery projected for FY27.
Fuel Price Surge Hits Pakistan's Economy, Strains Households Amid Global Tensions
Rising fuel prices in Pakistan ripple through the economy, increasing costs for food, transport, and essentials, with limited government relief.
Pakistan's Peace Push Driven by Economic Fear, Not Altruism
Expert analysis reveals Pakistan's de-escalation calls stem from vulnerability to energy shocks and border instability, not abstract peace-making.
Ex-Israeli Spokesperson Slams Pakistan as Systematic Terror Supporter
Eylon Levy condemns Pakistan's role, calls it a destabilizing state supporting terror and building a radical Islamic axis against India and Israel.
South Korea to Distribute Cash Aid This Month Amid Middle East Crisis
South Korea begins cash payments from April 27 to ease financial strain from Middle East crisis. 32.5M eligible for up to 600,000 won from 6.1T won package.
4.3 Magnitude Shallow Earthquake Strikes Tajikistan, Aftershocks Feared
A magnitude 4.3 shallow earthquake struck Tajikistan. Learn why shallow quakes are more dangerous and the country's vulnerability to natural hazards.
Colombia Retaliates with 100% Tariffs on Ecuador as Trade War Escalates
Colombia matches Ecuador's 100% tariff hike, escalating a trade war. Diplomatic efforts failed. Tensions involve drug trafficking claims and a political prisoner dispute.
Kim Jong-un Prioritizes China Ties in Meeting with Wang Yi Amid Global Tensions
North Korea's Kim Jong-un meets China's Wang Yi, vows top priority for bilateral relations and supports China's territorial claims.
Taiwan Tracks 17 Chinese Warplanes, 7 Vessels in Latest Sovereignty Patrol
Taiwan's defense ministry reports 17 Chinese military aircraft and 7 naval vessels operating near the island, with most crossing the median line into its ADIZ.
Ex-Israeli Spokesperson Slams Pak Minister's "Call for Annihilation"
Former Israeli spokesperson Eylon Levy calls Pakistani Defence Minister's post "outrageous," alleging it calls for Israel's annihilation by a nuclear state.
UK Regulator Says No Right to Review Air India Crash Probe, Families Seek Answers
UK's AAIB tells families it has no authority for technical review of Air India crash, as victims' relatives intensify efforts for answers.
26-Year-Old Rubi Kumari Thakur Makes History as Nepal's Youngest Deputy Speaker
Rubi Kumari Thakur becomes Nepal's youngest Deputy Speaker, backed by ruling & opposition parties, pledging social justice & empowerment.
Nepal's Biska Jatra Kicks Off New Year Countdown with Ancient Chariot Ritual
The Biska Jatra festival starts the countdown to Nepali New Year with a symbolic chariot tug-of-war in Bhaktapur's ancient square.
Bangladesh Sets May 12 Election for 50 Reserved Women's Parliament Seats
Bangladesh Election Commission announces May 12 poll for 50 reserved women's parliamentary seats. Nomination deadline is April 21.
Nepal Elects 26-Year-Old Rubi Kumari Thakur as Youngest-Ever Deputy Speaker
Rubi Kumari Thakur, 26, becomes Nepal's youngest Deputy Speaker, marking a generational shift in politics with backing from the Rastriya Swatantra Party.
Taiwan Warns Against Appeasing China, Says Pressure Threatens Democracy
Taiwan's President warns against appeasing China, highlights defense buildup, and stresses US-Taiwan ties amid regional tensions.
US VP Vance Heads to Islamabad for Crucial Iran Talks Amid Ceasefire
US Vice President JD Vance leads delegation for talks with Iran in Islamabad, aiming to end West Asia conflict under a two-week ceasefire.
Nepal PM Balen Shah Expands Cabinet with Two New Ministers from RSP
PM Balendra Shah appoints Ramji Yadav and Gauri Kumari Yadav to fill key ministerial portfolios, expanding his 16-member Cabinet.
Pakistan Press Freedom Under Siege: Censorship Hits Unprecedented Levels
Press freedom in Pakistan faces mounting censorship, financial pressure, and direct restrictions, creating an unprecedented climate for journalists.
Myanmar's New President Vows Democracy Push Amid ASEAN Outreach
Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing pledges democracy and peace, seeks to restore ASEAN relations and boost foreign investment in inaugural speech.
Russia & Ukraine Agree to Orthodox Easter Ceasefire Amid Stalled Peace Talks
Putin announces a temporary ceasefire for Orthodox Easter, with Zelensky stating Ukraine will comply. The truce comes as broader peace talks remain deadlocked.
Russia, Brazil Launch Global 'Art of Sport' Documentary Series Rollout
TV BRICS launches 'The Art of Sport' documentary series globally, starting in Brazil, to strengthen cultural ties and sports cooperation among BRICS+ nations.
Japan Drops "Most Important" Tag for China in Diplomatic Report Amid Tensions
Japan's 2026 Diplomatic Bluebook refers to China as "important neighbouring country," dropping the "most important" tag amid tensions over Taiwan and security.
Afghanistan Floods Impact 73,000, Destroy Homes and Farmland
Severe flooding in Afghanistan has killed over 120, injured hundreds, destroyed thousands of homes and farmland, raising major food security concerns.
Pakistan's Taliban War Backfires, Reviving ISKP Threat in Region
Pakistan's conflict with the Afghan Taliban has inadvertently strengthened ISKP, giving the terror group space to rebuild and refocus on India and Kashmir.