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An alleged transnational criminal leader, accused of overseeing a vast network of illegal gambling and online scam operations, has been handed over to Chinese authorities following his extradition from Thailand. The individual,

A fragile truce between Thailand and Cambodia has disintegrated, with renewed violence claiming at least one life and wounding multiple civilians along the contested frontier. The breakdown comes just weeks after an

Japan faces an escalating wildlife crisis as authorities report unprecedented bear encounters across the country, while a parallel surge of artificially generated videos depicting human-bear interactions compounds public anxiety and potentially endangers

Canada’s primary intelligence agency has issued a significant warning about escalating espionage activities by foreign states in the country’s northern territories. According to the agency’s annual threat assessment, both Russia and China

Indian authorities have officially designated a deadly vehicle explosion in central Delhi as a terrorist act. The blast occurred during evening rush hour in a congested traffic corridor near the historic Red

A Beijing court is scheduled to issue its ruling in the appeal of a journalist convicted of espionage, a case that has drawn international attention. The journalist, who previously worked for state

A significant constitutional revision has been approved by Pakistan’s legislative body, establishing new provisions that substantially increase the military leadership’s influence while imposing limitations on judicial oversight. The legislation creates the position

Japan’s newly elected prime minister faces a significant cultural decision regarding her potential participation in an upcoming sumo tournament ceremony. The nation’s first woman to hold the premiership must determine whether to

Beijing has recently amplified its messaging and activities regarding Taiwan, signaling a more assertive approach in its long-standing claim over the island. A series of official statements, media publications, and symbolic actions

Hundreds gathered in India’s capital this weekend to voice their frustration over the city’s hazardous air quality, which has reached crisis levels in recent weeks. The protest, one of the first of