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Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, hinted at the possibility of a summit with Japan, […]
“Kim Jong Un’s Influential Sister Extends Uncommon Gesture of Peace to Japan” Read Post »
In two English districts, voters dealt blows to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak by electing opposition-party lawmakers. Labour candidates Dan Egan
Greece made history by legalizing same-sex civil marriage, becoming the first Orthodox Christian country to do so, despite opposition from
The death toll from two Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon rose to 10, marking the deadliest day in over four months
“Hezbollah Vows Retaliation as Israeli Airstrikes Claim 10 Lebanese Lives in a Day” Read Post »
Defense Minister Prabowo Subianto appears poised to become Indonesia’s next president, with unofficial tallies indicating a clear majority in the
“Unveiling Prabowo Subianto: From Former General to Indonesia’s Next President” Read Post »
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the testing of a new surface-to-sea missile as part of efforts to bolster
“Kim Jong Un Leads Missile Trials Amid North Korea’s Maritime Security Push” Read Post »
Dozens of sacred statues of Hindu deities, stolen and smuggled abroad in the past, are now being repatriated to Nepal,
“Unlocking Our Heritage: Nepal’s Pursuit of Sacred Items Once Smuggled Abroad” Read Post »
The United Nations agency UNESCO reported that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has inflicted approximately $3.5 billion in damages on the
“UNESCO Report: Russia’s War Costs Ukraine $3.5 Billion in Heritage Damages” Read Post »
King Charles, in a personal statement, expressed deep gratitude to the British public for their overwhelming support following his cancer
“King Charles Thanks Nation for Support Amid Cancer Diagnosis” Read Post »
