Tokyo’s Shinjuku moves to restrict more than half of its holiday rentals as overtourism concerns grow

Tokyo’s Shinjuku, one of Japan’s busiest tourist and entertainment districts, is preparing to tighten restrictions on short-term holiday rentals after a growing number of residents complained about noise, rubbish, smoking … Read More

Ukraine says US envoys bring more effective peace proposals as talks with Russia continue

Ukraine says fresh proposals brought by US envoys to Kyiv could offer a more effective path toward ending the war with Russia, as Washington continues its shuttle diplomacy between Kyiv … Read More

Jakarta and Three Other Airports Extend Shutdown as Anak Krakatau Eruption Disrupts Travel

Travel plans across Indonesia have been thrown into uncertainty after volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatau forced several airports to suspend operations, leaving hundreds of thousands of … Read More

Chopra Hopes First IFFJK Will Open J&K to the World of International Cinema

Filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra believes the first International Film Festival of Jammu and Kashmir could become a major turning point for the region’s growing film culture, opening its doors to … Read More

Mbappe’s penalty miss hands Real Madrid first defeat under Mourinho

Kylian Mbappe had the chance to rescue Real Madrid deep into stoppage time, but his penalty was saved as Jose Mourinho’s side suffered a painful 1-0 defeat to Real Betis … Read More

Malaysia sends SMART rescue team to Nepal as floods and landslides leave Malaysians uncontactable

Malaysia has stepped up its humanitarian response to the devastating floods and landslides in Nepal, sending an 11-member Special Malaysian Disaster Assistance and Rescue Team (SMART) to support search and … Read More

Argentina’s Paris student residence faces scrutiny over alleged restrictions and far-right meetings

An Argentine-run student residence in Paris is facing growing scrutiny over allegations that student freedoms have been restricted and that the building has been used to host meetings involving European … Read More

Iran strikes US bases in Gulf as tensions surge after deadly wedding attack

Iran says it has launched missile and drone strikes against US military positions in Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates, escalating an already dangerous confrontation across the Gulf. The strikes … Read More

Nepal flood death toll rises to 1,287 as thousands remain missing

The scale of the disaster along the China-Nepal border continues to grow, with Nepalese authorities reporting that at least 1,287 people have died and another 5,083 remain missing following devastating … Read More

Malaysian manufacturers urge Budget 2027 to cut SME taxes and invest billions in technology and innovation

Malaysian manufacturers are heading into Budget 2027 with a clear message to the government: make it easier and more affordable for businesses to grow, invest in technology and compete in … Read More