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Tensions Rise as Myanmar and Timor-Leste Exchange Diplomatic Disagreements

MYANMAR: A recent diplomatic quarrel between Myanmar and Timor‑Leste has drawn attention across Southeast Asia, with both sides expressing concerns over political positions and regional alignments. The disagreement appears to stem from differing views on governance and engagement within international forums. As discussions grow more strained, observers worry that prolonged tensions could affect cooperation on [...]

Maldives and Kyrgyzstan Move Toward Direct Air Connectivity

MALDIVES: In a significant step toward strengthening bilateral ties, Kyrgyzstan and the Maldives recently held discussions on initiating direct flight services between the two countries. We expect this move to create new opportunities for tourism, business exchanges, and educational collaboration. Leaders from both sides also explored opportunities for broader international cooperation that could support sustainable [...]

Western Libya Faces Rising Food Costs Amid Regional Price Gap

LIBYA: Food prices in western Libya are now reported to be 7.8% higher than in other parts of the country, placing additional strain on already vulnerable households. The disparity is linked to ongoing supply chain disruptions and regional economic instability. Many families are struggling to keep up with the rising cost of basic necessities. Experts [...]

Russia Approves Prisoner Transfer Pact with Djibouti

DJIBOUTI: Russia has officially ratified an agreement with Djibouti that allows for the transfer of sentenced persons between the two countries. The deal is designed to enable prisoners to serve their sentences in their home nation under mutually agreed legal frameworks. Authorities believe the agreement will support humanitarian considerations and improve rehabilitation prospects. It also [...]

Indonesia and Germany Deepen Partnership in Higher Education

INDONESIA: Indonesia and Germany are strengthening cooperation in higher education through expanded academic partnerships and exchange programs. The collaboration aims to improve research capacity, innovation, and skills development for future workforces. Universities from both countries are expected to benefit from joint initiatives in science and technology. Officials say the effort will open new pathways for [...]

Indonesia Plans Deployment of 8,000 Troops to Gaza by June

INDONESIA: Indonesia’s army has announced plans to deploy up to 8,000 troops to Gaza by June as part of a proposed international peacekeeping effort. The move is intended to support humanitarian operations and help maintain stability in the conflict-affected region. Officials say the deployment would be carried out in coordination with global partners and relevant [...]

Nepal Heads to Crucial Elections as Post-Protest Power Struggle Intensifies

NEPAL: Nepal is moving toward a decisive national election following the massive Gen Z–led anti-corruption protests that shook the country in 2024. The uprising forced the collapse of the previous government and led to the formation of an interim administration to stabilize the nation. Now, with nationwide elections scheduled for March 2026, both established political [...]

EBRD Invests €1.72 Billion Across Central Asia and Mongolia to Support 120 Projects

MONGOLIA: Central Asia and Mongolia received approximately €1.72 billion in funding from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development last year. The investment was directed toward 120 projects spanning infrastructure, energy, and private sector development. Officials say the funding aims to strengthen economic resilience and sustainable growth across the region. Many of the projects focus [...]

IMF Calls on Japan to Stay the Course with Interest Rate Increases

JAPAN: The International Monetary Fund has urged Japan to continue its gradual interest rate hikes as it navigates rising inflation and long-term fiscal pressures. Officials believe steady policy tightening is necessary to stabilize prices after decades of ultra-low inflation. The IMF also cautioned against cutting consumption taxes too soon, warning it could worsen public debt [...]

Magnitude 4.2 Earthquake Shakes Sagaing Region in Myanmar

MYANMAR: A magnitude 4.2 earthquake was recorded about 87 km north of Tatkon in Myanmar’s Sagaing Region, part of an area prone to frequent seismic activity. The moderate tremor was felt locally but did not immediately report widespread damage or casualties. Myanmar lies along active fault lines, including the Sagaing Fault, which has produced both [...]

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