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US Warns Chinese Banks: Face Sanctions for Iranian Money Flows
US Treasury warns Chinese banks of secondary sanctions if they facilitate Iranian financial transactions, amid global energy corridor tensions.
Lavrov Meets Xi, Paves Way for Putin's China Visit Amid Global Crisis
Russian FM Lavrov meets Xi Jinping, setting stage for Putin's upcoming China trip as both nations tout partnership as global stabilizer.
Nepal's Bode town continues centuries-old tongue-piercing festival
Witness the centuries-old Jibro Chedne Jatra in Bode, Nepal, where devotees pierce their tongues with a 10-inch needle in an annual ritual.
Nepal's Thimi Town Turns Orange for Vibrant Sindoor Jatra New Year Festival
Nepal celebrates New Year 2081 with Sindoor Jatra in Thimi. See vibrant photos of orange vermilion, palanquins, and traditional music.
Kanye West Postpones France Concert Amid Ban Reports After UK Visa Denial
Kanye West postpones France show after Marseille mayor calls him unwelcome. This follows UK visa denial for Wireless Festival over controversy.
Trump Claims China "Very Happy" With Permanent Strait of Hormuz Opening
Trump says China agreed not to send weapons to Iran as he announces the permanent opening of the critical Strait of Hormuz, citing improved cooperation.
China Fears Japan Becoming "Israel of Asia" Amid Military Buildup
Report details China's fear of Japan transforming into a US-backed, militarized "Israel of Asia," shifting regional power and raising Taiwan stakes.
China's Taiwan Tactics: Military Pressure Shadows Political Engagement
Analysis of China's "carrot and stick" approach as military drills shadow political talks with Taiwan's KMT, highlighting coercive diplomacy.
China's EUV Dream Faces Decade-Long Delay, Report Warns
A new report casts doubt on China's goal for domestic EUV lithography by 2028, citing immense technical hurdles and decades of required know-how.
US, South Korea, Japan Admirals Meet in Seoul to Boost Naval Security Cooperation
Top naval commanders from South Korea, the US, and Japan held talks in Seoul to strengthen trilateral maritime security and discuss regional threats.
Cyclone Maila kills 23 in PNG, triggers landslides and state of emergency
Severe Tropical Cyclone Maila causes 23 deaths, landslides, and mass displacement in Papua New Guinea, prompting a state of emergency in Bougainville.
North Korea's Economy Recovers Through Russia, China Ties, Says Seoul
Seoul reports North Korea's economy is recovering, fueled by closer "alliance-like" ties with Russia and improved relations with China.
Mpox Cases in Pakistan's Sindh Rise to 25, Khairpur Emerges as Hotspot
Mpox cases in Pakistan's Sindh province rise to 25 with 9 deaths in 2026. Khairpur is the hotspot as health officials implement emergency measures.
Punjab Residents Endure 16-Hour Power Cuts, Gas Shortages Worsen
Urban & rural Punjab face up to 16-hour power cuts and severe gas shortages during cooking hours, causing major public distress and disruption.
Europe's "Plan B" for NATO Survival Amid Trump's US Pullback Threats
Europe mulls "European NATO" plan to assume command roles and military duties as Trump threatens alliance. Germany, France, UK back the strategy.
China Denies Military Aid to Iran, Warns of Countermeasures to US Tariffs
China refutes reports of providing military support to Iran, warning of countermeasures if US imposes tariffs based on the accusations.
Kanye West Postpones Marseille Show Amid France Entry Ban Controversy
Kanye West postpones Marseille concert as French officials explore a ban. Mayor calls him unwelcome. UK also denied entry. Next show in New Delhi.
Lavrov Meets Xi, Blames West for Global Tensions Amid Ukraine, Iran Crises
Russian FM Lavrov meets Xi Jinping, criticizes Western actions in Ukraine & Hormuz. Talks cover Putin's upcoming visit and Russia-China strategic ties.
Global Leaders Demand Transparent Spending to Rebuild Public Trust
IMF and global finance ministers call for targeted, efficient government spending to sustain public trust and economic stability after crises.
BOK Nominee Shin Hyun-song: Ample Dollar Reserves Buffer Weak Won
BOK chief nominee Shin Hyun-song says Korea has sufficient dollar reserves to handle external shocks despite the won's recent depreciation.
Taiwan Tracks Chinese Military Sorties, Vessels Near Its Air, Sea Territory
Taiwan's defense ministry reports detecting multiple Chinese military aircraft and naval vessels operating near the island, amid ongoing sovereignty tensions.
South Korea Adds 206,000 Jobs in March, Youth Employment Woes Persist
South Korea added 206,000 jobs in March, but youth employment fell for the 41st straight month. Key sectors show mixed results.
North Korea Urges Loyalty to Kim Jong-un on Founder's Birth Anniversary
North Korea marks Kim Il-sung's birth anniversary by urging citizens to show unwavering loyalty to current leader Kim Jong-un and his people-centered policies.
Europe Plans "European NATO" Contingency Amid US Doubts and Trump Threats
Europe drafts a "European NATO" contingency plan to bolster its own defense within the alliance amid concerns over US commitment and Trump's rhetoric.
G-24 Warns Global Growth to Slow as Conflicts, Supply Disruptions Bite
G-24 warns global growth will decline, citing Middle East war, supply chain disruptions, inflation, and financial pressures on emerging economies.