Seoul Mayor indicted over alleged illegal polling payments
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Seoul Mayor Oh Se-hoon indicted for alleged illegal polling payments, raising concerns over his political future amid upcoming elections.
China vows to protect its companies after Panama's court annulled CK Hutchison's port concession at the Panama Canal.
Trump sues IRS and Treasury for $10 billion over leaked tax information, claiming reputational harm from the disclosures.
US-Iran tensions escalate as Trump threatens Iran with a "massive Armada," amid a complex history of conflict and diplomacy.
China's fiscal revenue fell 1.7% in 2025, marking its first decline since 2020 amid weak demand and a property slump.
A Minnesota man was arrested for impersonating an FBI agent to free accused murderer Luigi Mangione from a Brooklyn prison.
WHO assesses low risk of Nipah virus spread from India, with no recommended travel or trade restrictions following reported cases.
Burkina Faso's junta dissolves all political parties, citing division and plans new laws for future political organizations.
Indian national Shivam indicted for smuggling individuals from Canada into the U.S., facing up to 40 years in prison.
UN chief Guterres advocates for multi-polarity, highlighting the India-EU trade agreement's significance in global cooperation and stability.
Democrats and the White House agree on a spending deal to prevent a government shutdown and fund Homeland Security temporarily.
Trump cautions the U.K. against business ties with China following Starmer's discussions with Xi Jinping on economic relations.
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The U.S. will return three ancient bronze sculptures to India, acknowledging their illegal removal from sacred temples.