UK and France strike new £662m small boats deal to curb Channel crossings
The United Kingdom and France have agreed a new £662 million three-year deal aimed at reducing illegal small boat crossings across the English Channel, marking a major step in ongoing … Read More
US says no timeline for ending war as Iran rules out reopening Strait of Hormuz
The United States has said there is no fixed timeline for ending its ongoing war with Iran, as tensions continue to rise over control of the Strait of Hormuz, one … Read More
Why police are seeking to arrest billionaire K-pop mogul behind BTS
South Korean police are seeking the arrest of Bang Si-hyuk, the billionaire founder of HYBE Corporation and the key figure behind global K-pop sensation BTS, over allegations of large-scale financial … Read More
IQAir highlights air quality challenges across Asia as pollution concerns persist
IQAir continues to play a key role in tracking global air pollution, with a strong focus on Asia, where rapidly growing cities are facing some of the most severe air … Read More
UK Warned Over Rising Risk of Large-Scale “Hacktivist” Cyberattacks Amid Conflict Fears
The National Cyber Security Centre has warned that the United Kingdom could face “hacktivist attacks at scale,” as officials raise concerns about growing cyber threats linked to global tensions and … Read More
South Korea and Vietnam Strengthen High-Tech Partnership as Leaders Meet in Hanoi
The leaders of South Korea and Vietnam are set to meet in Hanoi on Wednesday, as both nations seek to deepen economic cooperation and expand investment in high-tech industries. Vietnamese … Read More