Maldivian Artist Iphpha Named Local Ambassador to Promote Maldives Tourism
Maldivian artist Iphpha has been proudly named a local ambassador by Visit Maldives Corporation, championing the nation's vibrant culture and...
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Inside the Growing Cooperation Between Iran and North Korea
The Center for Strategic and International Studies explores growing Iran-North Korea cooperation, highlighting shared military and nuclear ambitions amid rising...
Shanmugam Highlights His Strongly Divergent Views on Israel-Palestine Compared to Calvin Cheng
Singapore's Shanmugam reveals that his views on the Israel-Palestine conflict are "very sharply different" from Calvin Cheng's, underscoring a striking...
Surging Global Gold Prices Set to Boost Kyrgyzstan’s Economy
Sharp global gold prices are poised to give Kyrgyzstan's economy a powerful boost, experts reveal. As a major gold producer,...
Porsche Centre Kuwait Ignites Passion with “The Night of the Classics” Celebration
Porsche Centre Kuwait hosted "The Night of the Classics," showcasing iconic Porsche models and celebrating automotive heritage. Enthusiasts gathered to...
Oman Skipper Jatinder: “We Are All Ready to Compete” Ahead of Maiden Asia Cup Challenge
Oman captain Jatinder Singh radiated confidence ahead of their debut Asia Cup journey, declaring, "We are all ready to compete."...
Ruben Rubinyan: Armenia Ready to Open Borders and Establish Diplomatic Ties with Turkey Immediately
Armenia is prepared to open its border and establish diplomatic ties with Turkey immediately, Ruben Rubinyan stated. The move signals...
UK to Join Spain, Canada, France, Saudi Arabia, Netherlands, Italy and More in Expanding Sri Lanka’s Free ETA Travel Visa Program
The UK is gearing up to join Spain, Canada, France, Saudi Arabia, the Netherlands, Italy, and more in Sri Lanka's...
Travel Disruptions Hit Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Turkey, and More as Major Airlines Cancel Key Flights at King Khalid, Queen Alia, Istanbul, and Manila Airports
Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Turkey, and the Philippines are experiencing travel disruptions as Saudia and Royal Jordanian cancel four major flights...
Slight Temperature Drop Signals the Start of Autumn in Iraq
Iraq's meteorology agency announces a refreshing dip in temperatures, marking the exciting arrival of autumn. Across the country, cooler weather...
North Korea’s Kim Vows a ‘Beautiful Life’ for Families of Fallen Heroes in Russia
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed a "beautiful life" for the families of citizens who lost their lives fighting...
East Timor Couple Witnessed Two Popes Visit, Hope to See Pope Francis’ Successor Too
An East Timor couple, having witnessed visits from two popes, now eagerly hope to welcome Pope Francis' successor. Their extraordinary...
China Rekindles Wartime Fury, Sparking Fears of Rising Anti-Japan Sentiment
China's renewed spotlight on wartime history has sparked a surge of nationalist passion, fueling growing concerns about escalating anti-Japan sentiment....
Thailand and Mozambique Collaborate to Secure $1 Billion LNG Project for PTTEP
Thailand is actively engaging with Mozambique to establish robust safety measures for PTTEP's $1 billion LNG project, aiming to boost...
UN Security Council votes to end Lebanon UNIFIL peacekeeping mission by 2027 – Türkiye Today
The UN Security Council has voted to end the Lebanon UNIFIL peacekeeping mission by 2027, aiming to transition security responsibilities...
How Peer-to-Peer Partnerships Are Tackling Water Scarcity in Lao PDR
Peer-to-peer partnerships in Lao PDR are rapidly becoming a powerful force in combating water scarcity. By bringing communities together and...
Search Halted for Russian Climber Stranded on Kyrgyzstan’s Highest Peak
Search efforts for a Russian climber stranded on Jengish Chokusu, Kyrgyzstan's tallest peak, have been paused amid harsh weather conditions....
Inside the Growing Movement of Religious Schools Empowering Girls Across Afghanistan
Across Afghanistan, religious schools for girls are multiplying at a swift pace, filling the gap left by shrinking formal education...
Turkmenistan Takes a Bold Step to Protect Wildlife, Boosting Conservation Across Central Asia
Turkmenistan has officially joined CITES, enhancing wildlife trade regulation and conservation efforts in Central Asia. This move marks a significant...
Why Fewer Japanese in Their Twenties Are Choosing to Have Children
A recent survey uncovers a striking shift among Japanese people in their twenties, who are increasingly hesitant to have children....
India’s Role in Russian War Games Challenges EU’s Partnership Ambitions
India's participation in Russian war games complicates the European Union's efforts to strengthen ties, casting a shadow over its partnership...
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