Paktia Province in the Crosshairs of Regional Conflict
Paktia Province has become a battleground for a dangerous new phase of Pakistan-Afghanistan tensions.
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Taiwan Condemns Beijing Over Intimidation of Interior Minister’s Relative
Taiwan condemns Beijing for allegedly intimidating a relative of Interior Minister Liu Shyh-fang, following reports of business ties in China.
India vs Pakistan clash confirmed in ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 schedule
India vs Pakistan clash confirmed in ICC Women's T20 World Cup 2026 schedule.
TTP Resurgence Threatens Pakistan Amid Border Tensions
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Kim Jong-un Warns South Korea of ‘Complete Destruction’ in North Korea Congress
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Afghanistan Launches Retaliatory Attack on Pakistan, Taliban Claims
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India and Israel are set to finalize a Free Trade Agreement during PM Modi's historic visit, with 27 agreements signed and tech partnerships announced.
Artist Confronts Japanese Internment Legacy Through Art and Letter to FDR
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Resolution No. 80 Positions Culture as Pillar of National Development by 2045
Vietnam's Politburo has adopted Resolution No. 80-NQ/TW, positioning culture as a central pillar of national development with strategic goals extending to 2045, according to official statements.
Singapore MPs Push for Equity, Cost-of-Living Reforms in Budget Debate
Singapore lawmakers are urging the government to address inequality, improve public spending transparency, and ease the cost of living as they begin the three-day Budget debate, with a $15.1 billion surplus highlighted as a potential resource.
Modi’s Visit to Israel Sparks New Era in Defense Ties, $1.5B in Deals
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel this week has deepened strategic and defense ties, with officials highlighting $1.5 billion in arms deals and growing collaboration on advanced military technology.
AL leader Tofail Ahmed shows improvement after 4 months, shifted to
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TSMC Raises Dividend 28% Amid 38% Revenue Growth Amid China-Taiwan Tensions
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSMC) has raised its annual dividend by 28% and is forecasting 38% revenue growth for Q1 2026, despite ongoing geopolitical risks tied to China-Taiwan tensions.
China’s Lin Jian Reaffirms One-China Policy, Praises Growing Interest in Chinese Lifestyle
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian reaffirmed China's One-China policy during a press conference on Feb. 6, 2026, while also highlighting the increasing global interest in Chinese culture and lifestyle.