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Sudan's government formally presented evidence to senior UN human rights officials detailing "horrific atrocities," including alleged mass killings and ethnic executions, by RSF forces in El-Fasher and Bara.
Brazil and Malaysia partner in a new joint venture for semiconductor production, focusing on EVs and clean energy as part of a broader BRICS tech strategy
Thailand, Cambodia Ink Ceasefire Agreement at ASEAN Summit, Brokered with U.S. Involvement
Following her confirmation, Takaichi is set to announce her Cabinet lineup later today. Shinjiro Koizumi is expected to be appointed as defense minister, Toshimitsu Motegi is likely to take the foreign affairs portfolio, while Yoshimasa Hayashi is anticipated to become the internal affairs minister.
In Major Diplomatic Claim, Trump Says Indian PM Modi Has Agreed to Stop Buying Russian Oil
Elite army units that once backed the president defect to join demonstrators, solidifying the collapse of his regime and leaving a power vacuum in the capital
Military sources told the BBC that paratroopers can be trained in just a few days, unlike conventional pilots who require years of instruction.
Ankara reiterates unwavering commitment to Rohingya repatriation and deepening bilateral ties with Bangladesh.
Brunkow, Ramsdell, and Sakaguchi Awarded 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine for Groundbreaking Discoveries on How the Body Prevents Self-Attack
British Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper said "the UK would continue to work tirelessly to ensure that those displaced by violence in Myanmar have the support, protection, dignity and opportunities they deserve,” in a statement released by the UK Foreign Office.
Standoff at Sea: Israeli Navy intercepts 21 vessels of the "Global Sumud Flotilla," taking more than 200 international activists into custody as the remaining boats press on toward the blockaded coast
Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul faces a four-month deadline and a tricky political alliance as he promises sweeping reforms on the economy, foreign policy, and the nation's charter.
With elections just three months away, Myanmar’s military regime is leaning on Russia to lend legitimacy to a vote already dismissed as a sham by much of the international community.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer will announce UK’s recognition of Palestine on Sunday, citing the Gaza crisis and West Bank settlement expansion as urgent reasons.
Fresh tremor deepens Afghanistan’s quake tragedy
In 2024, Vietnam saw a 38.64% surge in foreign arrivals compared to 2023, welcoming 17.4 million visitors. This milestone highlights Vietnam’s growing appeal, built on its cultural heritage, scenic landscapes, and world-renowned cuisine
The quake, centered just 17 miles from Jalalabad near the Pakistan border, had a shallow depth of about 5 miles, making it highly destructive
Malaysia commemorates its 68th Independence Day with grand parades, cultural performances, and nationwide celebrations under the theme “Malaysia Madani: People cared for ”
a milestone celebrated across the Bangladeshi diaspora and hailed as a symbol of global leadership and excellence
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has declared that Indo-Pacific allies are aligning with NATO’s target of spending 5 percent of GDP on defense by 2035
