Former Afghan finance minister Anwar-ul-Haq Ahadi warns that the Taliban's governance is leading Afghanistan toward an unprecedented economic and humanitarian crisis, with unemployment soaring and investment opportunities dwindling.
A Bangladesh court has sentenced former police chief Habibur Rahman and two colleagues to death for their roles in a deadly protest crackdown. This verdict highlights the ongoing struggle for justice in the country.
A ferry accident in the Southern Philippines has resulted in 15 confirmed deaths and 316 rescues. Search efforts continue for the missing, with investigations underway.
Myanmar's month-long election concludes with the pro-military Union Solidarity and Development Party poised for a landslide victory, raising concerns over the future of democracy in the nation.
The US-brokered talks between Russia and Ukraine in Abu Dhabi ended without a deal but showed promising signs for future negotiations. Both sides remain open to dialogue.
WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus contests US claims regarding its withdrawal from the organization, warning it jeopardizes global health safety.
The UN Committee on Racial Discrimination has raised alarms about the treatment of Bengali-speaking Muslims in Assam, highlighting issues with the NRC and forced evictions.
A historic winter storm has left over 230,000 customers without power and forced the cancellation of more than 4,000 flights across the US. States are declaring emergencies as frigid conditions and heavy snowfall threaten widespread disruption.
European Council President Antonio Costa arrives in India to finalize a historic trade pact, marking a significant step in EU-India relations after nearly two decades of negotiations.
A senior Iranian official warns that any military attack on Iran will be viewed as an all-out war. With U.S. military assets arriving, tensions escalate in the region.
Europe is uniting to address the challenges posed by the US under President Trump, particularly regarding Greenland's status. Leaders emphasize the need for a strong transatlantic partnership.
Ukrainian and Russian negotiators are set to address critical territorial issues in Abu Dhabi, with no signs of compromise. The outcome could shape the future of the ongoing conflict.
