Ghana and the UK have agreed a £215m growth partnership, including a £101m ship repair facility at Takoradi and investments in green energy, AI, education, and healthcare.

Vietnam's leader To Lam is strengthening ties with ASEAN neighbors, signaling a deeper commitment to Hanoi's flexible, omnidirectional foreign policy.

Former financier Lex Greensill accepts a nine-year ban from directing UK companies following the £1.6 billion collapse of Greensill Capital.

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer recommends 10–12.5% tariffs on 60 major trading partners, targeting ASEAN nations over forced labor concerns.

Bangladeshi Foreign Minister Khalilur Rahman defeats Cyprus's Andreas Kakouris to become the next UN General Assembly president for the 81st session.

Scott Johnson discusses drones, frontline journalism, and his pivotal meeting with Nerdah Bo Mya in the heart of Kawthoolei, Myanmar.

The UN human rights office welcomes two new specialised judicial units in Haiti, marking a pivotal move to combat gang violence and widespread impunity.

Moscow's deepening ties with the Taliban signal growing doubts about Pakistan as a reliable counterterrorism partner in Central Asia.

Escalating violence between Israeli forces and Hezbollah has prompted an emergency UN Security Council meeting, raising global concerns.

A deadly train bombing in Quetta signals rising insurgent violence in Balochistan, targeting China's CPEC investments as PM Sharif visited Beijing.

Escalating violence in DRC disrupts Ebola efforts while aid blockades persist in Darfur and Gaza, and a Nicaraguan activist dies in custody.

China and India are reshaping the global clean tech race, turning green energy into a geopolitical battleground for industrial power and influence.