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Taiwan charges 62 linked to Cambodia’s alleged scam operator Prince Group
Worldhk-free-press12m ago

Taiwan charges 62 linked to Cambodia’s alleged scam operator Prince Group

Taiwanese prosecutors charged 62 people and 13 companies on Wednesday in connection with a Cambodian conglomerate whose founder is accused of running forced labour camps. Prince Holding Group founder Chen Zhi has been indicted by the United States on fraud and money-laundering charges for allegedly running a multibillion-dollar cyberscam network from Cambodia. The Southeast Asian […]

Cyprus Business Now: banks, shipping, India ties, budget, CySEC, startups
Businesscyprus-mail23m ago

Cyprus Business Now: banks, shipping, India ties, budget, CySEC, startups

Cyprus’ Deputy Ministry of Shipping on Tuesday said that there are currently 19 ships under the Cypriot flag operating in the Persian Gulf, adding that both the vessels and their crews remain safe. In a statement, the ministry said it has been closely monitoring developments in the region “from the very beginning” and remains in contact with […]

Unficyp at 62: why peacekeeping still matters for Cyprus
Worldcyprus-mail3h ago

Unficyp at 62: why peacekeeping still matters for Cyprus

By Khassim Diagne For many people in Cyprus today, the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus – Unficyp – feels like a familiar part of the landscape. The buffer zone, the blue helmets, the patrols through rural villages and in the narrow streets of old Nicosia are all woven into everyday life. Yet it is […]

West Asia crisis: 38 Indian ships stuck in Persian Gulf; 3 sailors dead
WorldTimes of India10h ago

West Asia crisis: 38 Indian ships stuck in Persian Gulf; 3 sailors dead

Thirty-eight Indian-flagged ships, carrying crude and LNG with nearly 1,100 seafarers, are stranded in the Persian Gulf due to the West Asia conflict. Three Indian sailors died and one was injured on foreign-flagged vessels in recent attacks off Oman. Shipping authorities are prioritizing seafarer safety and maritime asset security.

US Strikes 2,000 Targets in Iran, Iran Loses 17 Ships
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US Strikes 2,000 Targets in Iran, Iran Loses 17 Ships

The US Central Command (CENTCOM) confirmed approximately 2,000 targets have been hit in Iran since the offensive began, with the Iranian navy losing 17 ships, including a submarine.

Facebook Outages Reported in U.S.
Technologynaftemporikistar-malaysiazerohedge34m ago3 sources

Facebook Outages Reported in U.S.

Users across the U.S. are reporting widespread outages on Facebook, with login attempts resulting in an 'Account Temporarily Unavailable' error.

Trump to cut off all US trade with Spain over refusal to use military bases in Iran war
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Trump to cut off all US trade with Spain over refusal to use military bases in Iran war

"We're going to cut off all trade with Spain. We don't want anything to do with Spain," the US president said.

Why Central Asia, Not Washington, Must Drive Critical Minerals Cooperation
Worldastana-times1h ago

Why Central Asia, Not Washington, Must Drive Critical Minerals Cooperation

The Astana Times provides news and information from Kazakhstan and around the world. Foreign ministers and senior officials from more than 50 countries convened on Feb.4 in Washington for the United States’ inaugural Critical Minerals Ministerial. Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan were among the delegations present – symbolically significant for a region that has spent the last decade signalling “multi-vector” foreign policy while operating under structural constraints. Washington’s message was… The ...

Mamamoo’s Moonbyul to drop solo single
CultureKorea Herald3h ago

Mamamoo’s Moonbyul to drop solo single

Moonbyul of Mamamoo will release a third single, “Rev,” on March 25, her agency RBW Entertainment announced Wednesday. The single comes about four months after her last solo effort, the digital single “S.O.S,” which was followed by her solo concert tour in Asia, “Museum: village of eternal glow.” She kicked it off in Seoul in November and visited five cities in the region: Singapore, Macao, Kaohsiung, Tokyo and Taipei, concluding it in Hong Kong in February. In June, Mamamoo will release a full-

Germany to boycott Paralympic athletes' parade due to Russian flag
SportYahoo7h ago

Germany to boycott Paralympic athletes' parade due to Russian flag

The German Paralympics team will not participate in the parade of nations at the opening ceremony in Verona in protest against the admission of Russian and Belarusian athletes under their own flag. The German Disabled Sports Association (DBS) announced the decision on Tuesday, three days before the start of the Winter Games.

Under Trump, the US has unleashed its own wolf warriors
PoliticsSCMP8h ago

Under Trump, the US has unleashed its own wolf warriors

A suspected CIA-funded publication in Asia recently asked where all the Chinese wolf warriors have gone. It was referring to those supposedly rude envoys who harangued the governments of their host countries and foreign ministry spokespeople who confronted foreign reporters at news conferences. Well, Beijing reined them in long ago. But US President Donald Trump has unleashed his own. Open hostility towards host countries and their peoples seems to be a job requirement in Washington for a US...

Lavrov Warns Iran War Could Spur Nuclear Proliferation
Worldmkd-mk8h ago

Lavrov Warns Iran War Could Spur Nuclear Proliferation

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov stated that the war against Iran could encourage not only Tehran but also other countries, particularly Arab nations, to develop nuclear weapons, warning that a seemingly noble goal could have the opposite effect.

When generosity is not enough, By Isiaq Ajibola
OpinionPremium Times10h ago

When generosity is not enough, By Isiaq Ajibola

In Nigeria’s elite circles, it is common to meet accomplished Muslims who live carefully structured lives. They plan their finances, children’s education, retirement, household expenses, and pilgrimage months ahead. They save deliberately, invest in various enterprises, and diversify their earnings over time. They also give generously; to family members, people back home, mosque projects, the […] The post When generosity is not enough, By Isiaq Ajibola appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

Russia-Ukraine War: Day 1470 Updates
Worldrzeczpospolita2h ago

Russia-Ukraine War: Day 1470 Updates

On day 1470 of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian drones reportedly attacked Volgograd and its region, with Russia allegedly losing a helicopter while repelling the assault.

Unification Church faces liquidation after Japanese court backs dissolution order
WorldSCMP2h ago

Unification Church faces liquidation after Japanese court backs dissolution order

A Japanese high court on Wednesday upheld a dissolution order for the Unification Church as requested by the central government on the grounds that it unlawfully solicited financially ruinous donations from its members. While the group can still appeal to the Supreme Court, the order by the Tokyo High Court will take immediate effect, with the controversial organisation losing its status as a religious corporation with its associated tax advantages and liquidation procedures to begin. Under...

Things to do on Wednesday, March 4
Culturein-cyprus2h ago

Things to do on Wednesday, March 4

From free museum tours and gallery openings to provocative theatre and new cinema releases, there is something for everyone across Cyprus today. TOUR & MUSIC Nicosia, Cyprus Museum, 6pm.

‘False solution’ hampering Pakistan’s climate goals
EnvironmentDawn3h ago

‘False solution’ hampering Pakistan’s climate goals

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s climate action plan submitted to the United Nations before COP30 in Brazil lists controversial ‘Carbon Capture Utilisation and Storage’ (CCUS) technology as one of the approaches to address climate change and decarbonise in line with the 2015 Paris Agreement. The climate goals, or the Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), are submitted to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change by all countries, outlining their ambition to decarbonise economies an...