Egypt recently revealed new archaeological finds in Luxor, including 4,000-year-old tombs and artwork from Queen Hatshepsut’s era. These discoveries offer insights into ancient Egyptian civilization and aim to boost tourism.
The Philippines, Japan, and the US pledge to enhance trilateral cooperation during a video meeting. Leaders discuss regional stability, economic growth, and technological advancement amidst growing tensions in Asia.
South Korean citizens gathered in Seoul for opposing protests regarding President Yoon Suk Yeol. The demonstrations follow his controversial martial law decree and highlight national divisions over his leadership.
Black boxes of Jeju Air flight, which crashed on December 29, killing 179, stopped recording four minutes prior. South Korea’s transport ministry investigates.
President-elect Donald Trump’s recent remarks about expanding U.S. borders have raised concerns among European nations. His comments on redrawing international borders to include regions like Canada and Greenland have sparked debate and caused unease.
An Australian woman claiming to be the half-sister of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. faces charges in Sydney court. She pledges to abstain from alcohol during flights while on bail.
A Filipina was tragically killed in Slovenia, prompting condemnation from the Commission on Filipinos Overseas. The investigation into her death is ongoing, highlighting concerns about violence against overseas Filipinos.
The Philippines urges North Korea to stop missile launches, citing threats to regional peace and stability. The DFA emphasizes diplomatic solutions and international cooperation to address the growing tensions in the Korean Peninsula and the Indo-Pacific region.
India is considering lifting its three-year ban on futures trading for seven agricultural commodities, including wheat and unprocessed rice. Recent studies indicate that the ban may not have effectively reduced price volatility, prompting discussions within government circles. Stakeholders are evaluating the pros and cons, with potential implications for market stability and the agricultural sector.
The United States has accused Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces of committing genocide in Darfur, imposing sanctions on the group’s leader. This determination highlights systematic violence by the RSF, raising global concern.