Months After Nepal’s Gen-Z Protests, Supreme Court Issues Show-Cause Notice to Sushila Karki’s Interim Government

NEPAL: Nepal is facing a major political crisis after the Supreme Court issued a show-cause notice to the interim government led by former Chief Justice Sushila Karki. Her appointment and the dissolution of Parliament—initiated by President Ramchandra Paudel—are being challenged by KP Sharma Oli’s CPN-UML party as unconstitutional. The turmoil began after violent Gen Z–led [...]

Kuwait Sees 4.66% Drop in Spending as Consumer Caution Rises

KUWAIT: The small drop in consumer spending might not indicate that the economy is weak; instead, it could show that financial habits in Kuwait are evolving. The country is moving towards a more careful and informed economy, where spending matches up better with sustainability and long-term stability. After four years of steady growth in consumption, [...]

Türkiye’s Textile Industry Faces Major Crisis

Türkiye’s textile industry is facing a major crisis due to rising costs and global competition. Production has dropped to around 50–60% of normal levels. Nearly 300,000 people have lost their jobs, and over 2,100 companies have shut down. High labor costs, expensive loans, and a strong currency have made it harder for Türkish companies to [...]

Cambodia Urges Thailand to Build Trust for Peace Talks

Cambodia has urged Thailand to cooperate in fostering a climate of trust to peacefully resolve disputes and restore normalcy between the two nations. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nong Sakal reaffirmed Cambodia’s support for an ASEAN Observer Team (AOT) to monitor the ceasefire, alongside the Interim Observer Team (IOT). He emphasized joint measures for mutual benefit, including [...]

Myanmar Junta Lifts State of Emergency and Eyes December Elections Amid Ongoing Conflict

MYANMAR: Myanmar's military government has lifted the state of emergency in the country and is getting ready for an election in December. Opposition groups are refusing to participate, and international observers have criticized the situation. The order allows the military leader, Min Aung Hlaing, to have full control over the legislature, executive branch, and courts. [...]

Ten Killed in Clashes Between Somali Government Forces and Jubaland Troops in Gedo Region

SOMALIA: The number of fatalities from intense fighting between Somali federal forces and troops supporting the Jubaland administration in the border town of Balad Hawo has increased to 10, with many others reported injured. Tensions are still elevated as both factions continue to strengthen their positions, indicating the possibility of more clashes. The Gedo region [...]

Nepal: 485 Rescued After Bhote Koshi Flood; 20 Still Missing and 4 Bodies Found

Nepal: A total of 485 individuals trapped by the flooding in Bhote Koshi have been rescued. The flood, triggered by a glacial lake outburst at Tibet's Lhende River, which flows into Bhote Koshi, has resulted in 14 Nepalese, 6 Chinese nationals, and 3 security personnel being reported missing. So far, four bodies have been recovered, [...]

Tehran Residents Flee as Israeli Airstrikes Rock Capital

Tehran is in panic as residents flee the capital following intense Israeli airstrikes that targeted military and government buildings. The strikes caused explosions and thick smoke, hitting even residential areas and worsening fear among civilians. The Iranian capital, already suffering from economic hardship and energy shortages, is now overwhelmed with anxiety and traffic chaos. Civilians [...]

New NATO Office to Boost Regional Security, Counterterrorism Cooperation

Jordan signed an agreement with NATO to open the Alliance’s first liaison office in the Middle East, located in Amman. The office aims to enhance political dialogue and regional cooperation on security, counterterrorism, and crisis management. It will also support joint efforts in cybersecurity, civil protection, science, and climate response. Jordan was praised as a [...]

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