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UN Reveals North Korea's Harsh Surveillance and Executions

UN report exposes North Korea's brutal crackdown on citizens, including home searches, interrogations, and public executions of media consumers.

SCO's National Currency Trade Strategy Unveiled

SCO Secretary-General discusses boosting national currency transactions and regional financial integration without a common payment system.

Bangladesh Protests Hasina's Inflammatory Statements to India

Bangladesh Foreign Ministry lodges strong protest against former PM Sheikh Hasina's alleged provocative statements made while in India

Botswana Adapts to US Aid Suspension in Health Sector

Botswana implements emergency measures to maintain HIV/AIDS services after US aid suspension, ensuring continued patient care and support.

French Mirage 2000 Jets Arrive in Ukraine's Defense Arsenal

France delivers first Mirage 2000 fighter jets to Ukraine, marking a significant military support milestone in the ongoing conflict.

South Africa-US Tensions Escalate Over G20 Meeting Snub

Diplomatic friction rises as Rubio plans to skip G20 Foreign Ministers' Meeting, citing land expropriation concerns in South Africa

China's Assault on Tibetan Education and Cultural Heritage

Exclusive report reveals systematic suppression of Tibetan schools, language, and cultural education by Chinese authorities

January 2025: Warmest Month on Global Record

EU's Copernicus reports January 2025 as hottest month ever, with surface temperatures 1.75°C above pre-industrial levels.

OPEC Unity: Iran's Strategic Call Against US Pressure

Iranian President Pezeshkian urges OPEC solidarity to counter US sanctions, emphasizing collective strength and diplomatic resilience.

New Zealand Celebrates 185 Years of Treaty of Waitangi

New Zealand marks Waitangi Day, commemorating the historic treaty between British Crown and Maori chiefs that shaped the nation's bicultural foundation.

Fitch Maintains South Korea's AA- Credit Rating Amid Challenges

Fitch reaffirms South Korea's sovereign rating at AA-, highlighting economic stability despite political uncertainties and export challenges.

Samsung Chairman Lee Jae-yong Acquittal: Prosecution Review

Prosecution seeks expert panel to decide on appealing Samsung Chairman Lee Jae-yong's acquittal in merger case controversy

South Korea: Yoon's Martial Law Bid Testimony Revealed

Ex-military commander confirms Yoon ordered removal of lawmakers during controversial martial law attempt at National Assembly

Australia Bans Chinese AI DeepSeek Over Security Risks

Australia blocks DeepSeek AI from government systems, citing national security concerns amid rising global tensions with Chinese tech platforms.

South Korea's Political Crisis: Choi Grilled on Yoon's Martial Law

Acting President Choi Sang-mok faces intense parliamentary probe over Yoon Suk Yeol's controversial martial law attempt and alleged secret memo.

Myanmar Seizes 88 Tonnes Timber, 200K Drug Tablets

Myanmar authorities crack down on illegal logging and drug trafficking, confiscating massive timber volumes and over 200,000 stimulant tablets.

Laos and IFAD: Transforming Rural Development

Explore how Laos and IFAD partner to enhance rural livelihoods, agriculture, and food security through sustainable development initiatives.

South Korea Police Chiefs Deny Martial Law Insurrection Charges

Top South Korean police officials challenge accusations of involvement in President Yoon's attempted martial law during first pretrial hearing

Developing Nations' Food Security: Agriculture's Critical Role

Turkish experts reveal key strategies for sustainable agriculture, national food security, and supporting farmers in developing countries

Santorini Earthquake Alert: Greece Mobilizes Emergency Response

Greek PM Mitsotakis activates state emergency mechanism as 6,400 earthquakes rock Santorini region, ensuring public safety and preparedness.

Royal Bhutan Army's Chief Officer Strengthens India Ties

Lieutenant General Batoo Tshering's six-day visit reinforces military cooperation and bilateral friendship between India and Bhutan

Panama Canal Dispute: No Fee Waiver for US Vessels

Panama Canal Authority denies fee adjustments for US ships, remains open to dialogue amid ongoing transit fee controversy.

Argentina Exits WHO: Sovereignty and Health Policy Clash

Argentina announces departure from World Health Organization, citing pandemic management concerns and national sovereignty issues under President Milei's leadership.

Bhutan Army Chief Honors India's Military Legacy in Kolkata

Lt Gen Batoo Tshering pays tribute at Vijay Smarak, reaffirming strong India-Bhutan defence cooperation and bilateral relations

South Korea Blocks Chinese AI DeepSeek Over Data Risks

South Korean government restricts access to DeepSeek AI across multiple ministries due to data collection and national security concerns.

EAM Jaishankar Mourns Prince Karim Aga Khan IV's Passing

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar offers condolences on the death of Prince Karim Aga Khan IV, a global philanthropist and Ismaili Muslim leader.

Greek FM Gerapetritis Strengthens India-Greece Strategic Ties

Greek Foreign Minister's official visit aims to enhance diplomatic relations, economic cooperation, and strategic partnership between India and Greece.

Russia-India Diplomatic Talks: Volodin Meets VP Dhankhar

Russian Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin's parliamentary visit to India strengthens bilateral ties and strategic partnership.

Mawra Hocane Marries Actor Ameer Gilani in Stunning Ceremony

Pakistani actress Mawra Hocane celebrates wedding day with actor Ameer Gilani, sharing beautiful moments in sky-blue lehenga on Instagram

Nepal-India Rang Mahotsav: Cultural Bridge Through Theatre

Explore the first Nepal-India Rang Mahotsav, a vibrant theatre festival celebrating artistic collaboration between two nations

South Korea's CCUS Bill: Advancing Carbon Neutrality Efforts

South Korea implements new carbon capture bill to support eco-friendly technologies and reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 40% by 2030.

Prince Edward's Cultural Journey in Bhaktapur, Nepal

Royal visit explores Bhaktapur's rich heritage as Prince Edward tries woodcarving and discovers local artisan traditions

Cycling for Freedom: Tibet's Struggle Remembered in Taipei

Human Rights Network marks 66th anniversary of Tibet's resistance with powerful cycling event highlighting ongoing fight for autonomy and freedom

South Korea's Record $99B Current Account Surplus in 2024

South Korea's current account surplus triples in 2024, driven by strong semiconductor exports and robust economic performance.

South Korea Blocks Chinese DeepSeek AI Over Data Risks

South Korean finance ministry plans to restrict DeepSeek AI access amid national security concerns and potential data collection risks.

Bayrou Survives Double No-Confidence Vote in France

French PM François Bayrou withstands two no-confidence motions by La France Insoumise, securing budget passage amid political tension.

Bangladesh Founder's House Vandalised in Dhaka Protest

Mob attacks Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's historic Dhanmondi residence during Sheikh Hasina's online address, setting fire to the iconic building

Prince Rahim Aga Khan V: New Ismaili Muslim Spiritual Leader

Prince Rahim succeeds his father as the 50th Ismaili Imam, leading a global community of 12-15 million followers across 35 countries.

China-Pakistan Ties: Xi Meets Zardari in Beijing

Chinese President Xi Jinping reaffirms ironclad friendship with Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari during high-level diplomatic talks in Beijing.

India-Japan Steel Dialogue: Future of Technology Collaboration

Japan commits to supporting India's steel technology investments, enhancing bilateral cooperation and strategic partnership in the steel sector.