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Pakistan's Alarming HIV Surge in Children Linked to Unsafe Medical Practices
Over 70 children admitted with HIV in Karachi in 2025. Doctors blame unsafe healthcare practices like reused syringes and unscreened blood.
Cambodia Fuel Prices Drop After Iran Opens Strait of Hormuz
Cambodia cuts retail gasoline and diesel prices after Iran declares the Strait of Hormuz open, easing global oil supply concerns.
IMF Warns Philippines' Debt Limits Energy Crisis Response Amid Global Turmoil
IMF urges targeted fiscal aid in Philippines energy crisis as high debt constrains support. Global oil volatility and US waiver extensions add to complex outlook.
Indonesia Eyes Russian Energy Partnership to Boost Refining, Storage
Indonesia seeks Russian partnership for oil refinery and storage development to enhance energy security and reduce fuel imports, amid global market shifts.
Global Development Banks Unite to Combat Economic Uncertainty, Boost Private Investment
Major development banks pledge closer cooperation to support member countries, mobilize private finance, and tackle risks from energy costs to supply chains.
Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon Seeks Historic Third Term in June Elections
South Korea's opposition PPP nominates incumbent Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon to run for a third consecutive term in the June local elections against DP's Chong Won-o.
UN Chief Warns Against Raw Power, Urges Rule of Law Future on ICJ Anniversary
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres warns against weakening international law, urging a future guided by rules, not raw power, at ICJ anniversary event.
Korean Won Stabilizes vs Dollar as Iran Tensions Ease, Says Finance Minister
Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol says the Korean won is stabilizing against the US dollar amid easing Middle East tensions and expresses hope for further appreciation.
UN Warns South Sudan Faces Famine as Conflict and Hunger Spiral
UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher warns of imminent famine in South Sudan, with two-thirds of the population needing aid and critical funding shortfalls.
Trump Claims He "Settled India-Pakistan War" and Ended "Eight Wars"
Donald Trump claims he prevented wars between India-Pakistan and others, saving "millions of lives," while detailing Iran and Lebanon negotiations.
RSS Leader Hosabale Urges Ethics in Tech at Stanford, Warns of Inequality
RSS General Secretary Dattatreya Hosabale at Stanford warns unchecked tech growth deepens divides, calls for reviving Indian knowledge systems.
US Pushes India on Apple Tariffs as Trade Talks Hit Sticking Point
Top US trade official highlights India's high tariffs as key hurdle in negotiations, citing a sharp drop in American apple market share. Talks continue.
US Seeks "Managed Trade" with China to Reduce Dependence, Avoid Escalation
US Trade Rep Greer outlines strategy to balance trade, reduce deficit, and secure supply chains while addressing fentanyl in US-China relations.
US Intel Chiefs Sound Alarm on China's Rapid Military Expansion
Top US intelligence officials warn Congress of China's alarming military pace, nuclear growth, and tech advances aimed at challenging American power.
Japan Warship Crosses Taiwan Strait, China Protests as Ties Sour
Japan sends destroyer through Taiwan Strait, prompting a strong protest from China and raising regional tensions under PM Takaichi.
US-Philippines to Build 4,000-Acre AI Hub in Luzon Under New Pact
US & Philippines announce a 4,000-acre Economic Security Zone in Luzon under the Pax Silica pact to secure tech supply chains.
China Accelerates South China Sea Fortification as US Focus Shifts West
Report says US redeployment to West Asia let China accelerate dredging and militarization of Antelope Reef in the South China Sea, threatening trade routes.
Taiwan Scrutinizes China's Flight Proposal Amid Commercial Viability Doubts
Taiwan officials question the practicality of China's proposed flight resumption from five cities, citing low demand and commercial risks for airlines.
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.