Jordan Chiles and her Dancing with the Stars pro, Ezra Sosa, are speaking out following comments about "two situations" on the latest episode.
Korean police launch response after job scams, abductions in Cambodia
South Korea's National Police Agency said it would launch a Cambodia desk after a rise in job scams that have led to the kidnapping and torture of workers.
Kazakhstan’s Strategic Vision: Fostering the Middle Corridor for the Future of Global Trade
Kazakhstan is positioning the Middle Corridor as a faster, more secure alternative for global trade — cutting transit times, boosting stability, and attracting major international investment.
540 Indian nationals among prisoners still absconding in Nepal since Gen Z protests
Around 540 Indian nationals serving time in various prisons across Nepal have been absconding ever since the Gen Z protests, the Department of Prison Management said on Sunday.
Nepal ex-speaker arrested in gold smuggling case
Former Nepal speaker Krishna Bahadur Mahara has been arrested for his alleged involvement in a gold smuggling case dating back three years. He is accused of assisting criminal gangs in selling ...
Gulf development profits as Thailand faces electricity oversupply and regulatory gaps
Gulf Development profits from Thailand's chronic electricity oversupply while consumers bear the financial burden, amid delays and regulatory loopholes.
Eurofighters To Stealth Jets: Turkey’s Air Force Is At A Crossroads
Entering the 2030s, the development of the Kaan and a parallel acquisition of F-35s, if possible, are crucial for modernizing Turkey’s air force.
Turkey pleased with Gaza ceasefire deal, will monitor implementation
President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday he was very pleased that Hamas-Israel negotiations had resulted in a Gaza ceasefire deal, adding that Turkey would closely monitor its strict implementation ...
Bangladesh Detains Army Officers Accused of Crimes Under Previous Regime
The arrest warrants, issued for more than two dozen people, were part of the country’s continuing struggle to come to terms with its authoritarian past.
Dozens killed in Pakistan-Afghanistan clashes in worst fighting since Taliban returned to power
Dozens of fighters were killed in overnight border clashes between Pakistan and Afghanistan, both sides said on Sunday, in the most serious fighting between the neighbours since the Taliban came to ...