Japan Restarts the World’s Largest Nuclear Power Plant After 14 Years, Stirring Hope, Fear, and Deep Debate

Japan is set to restart the world’s largest nuclear power plant today, marking a historic and emotionally charged moment nearly fourteen years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster reshaped the nation’s … Read More

New Zealand Confirms November 7 General Election as Political Battle Intensifies

New Zealand will head to the polls on November 7 after Prime Minister Christopher Luxon officially announced the date for the country’s next general election. The announcement sets the stage … Read More

China Says Britain Was Duty-Bound to Approve Its Mega Embassy in London Amid Ongoing Tensions

China has stated that Britain was obligated under international norms to approve plans for its new mega embassy in London, just a day after the controversial project received official approval. … Read More

Karachi Mall Fire: Search Continues as 63 Remain Missing, Families Cling to Hope

Rescue teams were still sifting through the blackened remains of a major shopping mall in Karachi on Tuesday, as fears grew for 63 people who remain unaccounted for after a … Read More

Allies Hesitant on Trump’s ‘Board of Peace’ Proposal with $1 Billion Membership Fee

World leaders are responding cautiously to US President Donald Trump’s latest international initiative: a “Board of Peace” that invites countries to pay US$1 billion (RM4.05 billion) for a permanent seat. … Read More

Tourism Body Defends Visa-Free Policy, Says Illegal Work by Tourists Is Rare and Must Be Penalized

The Malaysian Inbound Tourism Association (Mita) has dismissed claims that the country’s visa-free policy is allowing foreign nationals to flood the market and harm local small and medium enterprises (SMEs). … Read More

To Lam Seeks Dual Power as Vietnam’s Communist Party Opens Historic Congress

Vietnam’s ruling Communist Party opened its twice-a-decade congress on Monday, a pivotal moment in the country’s political future as General Secretary To Lam moves to consolidate power less than two … Read More

Trump Threatens Trade Penalties as Greenland Standoff Deepens and NATO Tensions Rise

US President Donald Trump escalated his push to take control of Greenland on Friday, warning that countries opposing his plan could face trade tariffs. Speaking at a health roundtable at … Read More

Trump Unveils Gaza Board of Peace, Ceasefire Tested, and Hope Hangs in the Balance

US President Donald Trump has announced the creation of a new Gaza “Board of Peace,” describing it as a major step in a US-backed effort to bring lasting stability to … Read More

WHO Urges Countries to Raise Taxes on Sugary Drinks and Alcohol as Health Costs Spiral Worldwide

Sugary drinks and alcoholic beverages are becoming cheaper across many parts of the world, even as the cost of treating preventable diseases continues to rise sharply. This growing imbalance has … Read More