North Korea’s Kim Likely to Tighten Reliance on Nuclear Deterrence After Venezuela Operation

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is expected to further entrench his country’s reliance on nuclear weapons as a core security guarantee following a recent United States operation in Venezuela, an event that has resonated far beyond Latin America and into strategic thinking

Sextortion Cases Surge in Japan as Support Group Urges Total Caution Online

Japan is facing a sharp rise in sextortion cases, with a support organisation warning that young men are increasingly being targeted by online criminals who exploit explicit images for blackmail. The group has issued a stark reminder that once intimate content is shared

Man Jailed in Hong Kong for Upskirt Photos Taken on Cathay Flight

A man has been sentenced to four weeks in jail in Hong Kong after being convicted of taking upskirt photographs of a female passenger during a flight operated by Cathay Pacific, in a case that has renewed attention on privacy violations and personal

Nuno Borges Shines in Hong Kong as He Ends Marin Cilic’s Run

Portuguese eighth seed Nuno Borges continued his strong early season form with a composed straight sets victory over former world number three Marin Cilic at the Hong Kong Tennis Open, underlining his growing confidence ahead of the Australian Open. Ranked 45 in the

Sino Land and Great Eagle Win Kowloon Residential Site as Market Stabilises

A joint venture between Sino Land and Great Eagle Holdings has secured a prime residential site in Kowloon after winning a government land tender valued at HK$1.61 billion, equivalent to about US$206 million. The successful bid comes as signs emerge that Hong Kong’s

Trump Says Maduro Imitated His Dance Moves as He Mocked Venezuelan Leader

Former US president and current Republican frontrunner Donald Trump stirred laughter and controversy at a gathering of Republican lawmakers in Washington this week by claiming that Venezuela’s ousted leader Nicolás Maduro had tried to copy his distinctive dance moves in public before being

Bolsonaro Suffers Brain Injury After Fall in Prison, Family Says

Former Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has suffered a brain injury after falling and hitting his head while in prison, according to a statement shared by his wife on social media. The incident has raised concerns about his health and added a new layer

UN Rights Chief Accuses Israel of West Bank Apartheid in Landmark Assessment

The United Nations has for the first time formally accused Israel of operating an apartheid system in the occupied West Bank, marking a significant escalation in international criticism of Israeli policies toward Palestinians. The assessment was delivered by the UN’s top human rights

White House Says Military Option Remains on Table in US Push to Acquire Greenland

The White House has said that the use of US military force to acquire Greenland remains an option, escalating international concern after renewed remarks from President Donald Trump framing control of the Arctic territory as a national security priority for the United States.

Ukraine’s Allies Back Robust Security Guarantees as Ceasefire Talks Gain Momentum

Ukraine’s Western allies have agreed on a package of what they described as robust security guarantees for Kyiv, marking a significant step in diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the war with Russia. The agreement reflects growing coordination among the United States and European