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Authorities are conducting DNA analysis on a heart claimed to be that of Byron Haddow, a 23-year-old Australian man who died while vacationing in Bali last May. The development follows the discovery

The 82-year-old head of the Unification Church has been taken into custody in South Korea following a court’s approval of her arrest warrant. Han Hak-ja faces allegations of orchestrating bribery payments to

International human rights bodies and press freedom advocates have expressed grave concern over the renewed imprisonment of a Chinese citizen journalist, who has reportedly been sentenced to four years in prison for

A dramatic increase in U.S. visa fees for skilled foreign professionals has triggered international backlash and market turmoil. The policy change, which raises certain visa costs to $100,000, took effect immediately over

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has signaled a potential willingness to resume nuclear negotiations with the United States, while simultaneously reaffirming his nation’s commitment to maintaining its nuclear arsenal. The development comes

A Canadian outdoor apparel company is facing intense public criticism after staging a fireworks display in a sensitive high-altitude region of the Tibetan plateau. The promotional event, which featured extensive pyrotechnics and

Tens of thousands of citizens poured into streets across the Philippines on Sunday, demanding government accountability following explosive revelations that billions of dollars intended for flood prevention projects had been systematically misappropriated.

A senior parliamentary official has expressed grave concerns over national security vulnerabilities following the unexpected termination of a high-profile espionage prosecution. The official warned that the decision effectively creates opportunities for foreign

A prominent activist in India has now spent five years in prison without facing trial, becoming a symbol of what critics describe as systematic suppression of dissent. Umar Khalid, arrested in September

Beijing has cautioned Papua New Guinea against entering into defense arrangements that could limit its international partnerships, following unsuccessful negotiations between Papua New Guinea and Australia to finalize a mutual defense agreement.