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Seoul cuts red tape to transform city with bold new architecture

Seoul is moving to speed up one of its most ambitious urban design initiatives, betting that faster approvals and wider participation can transform private developments into publicly accessible landmarks across the…

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SC directs IHC to decide Imaan, Hadi's pleas against sentence within two weeks

ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Islamabad High Court (IHC) to decide within two weeks the pleas of human rights lawyer Imaan Zainab Mazari-Hazir and her husband, Hadi Ali Chattha, seeking the…

Belgium seeks deeper defense, aerospace ties with S. Korea

Belgium is seeking to deepen defense and aerospace cooperation with South Korea as Korean defense exports rapidly expand across Europe and NATO markets amid growing geopolitical uncertainty and Europe’s rearmament…

Lee aide suggests sharing AI boom tax windfalls through ‘citizen dividend’

South Korea should consider institutional ways to redistribute potential excess tax revenue generated by the AI infrastructure boom to help ease inequalities that could deepen in an AI-driven era, a top presidential…

CRPF opens Constable Tradesman application correction window for candidates until May 23; check official notice here

CRPF Tradesman correction window 2026: The Central Reserve Police Force has announced a three-day correction window for candidates applying for Constable (Technical & Tradesmen and Pioneer) Recruitment 2026. Applicants…

Public to access global supply crisis dashboard from May 15, says Akmal

KUALA LUMPUR, May 12 — The Global Supply Crisis Monitoring Dashboard, jointly developed by the Ministry of Economy and the Department of Statistics Malaysia, is expected to be accessible to the public from May 15, said…

Woman who stole 19 bottles of wine from Sheng Shiong caught using facial recognition system

Catherine Tan Li Eng was sentenced to eight days’ jail for stealing wine on seven occasions.

インド首相、国民に在宅勤務など呼びかけ　燃料の消費削減狙いか

Viral clip of parasite in sashimi at Hong Kong sushi branch triggers raw emotions

A Hong Kong sushi restaurant has apologised after a customer spotted a threadlike parasite crawling out of a piece of sashimi, triggering widespread food safety concerns across social media. Popular Japanese chain…

Singapore's hidden bill: From the Middle East oil shock to your wallet

The Straits Times, Opinion, page B1

Pakistan's victory claims crumble as Lashkar leaders admit Op Sindoor losses

Pakistan's victory claims crumble as Lashkar leaders admit Op Sindoor losses

‘This is not a school exam’: NEET UG 2026 cancellation sets off nationwide outrage among aspirants

The NEET UG 2026 examination has been cancelled due to alleged paper leaks, prompting a re-examination for nearly 24 lakh candidates. This decision follows investigations in multiple states and has sparked anger and…

Free job interview coaching for foreign residents in Seoul

Seongbuk Global Village Center is offering a two-day job interview coaching program for foreign residents in Seoul. According to the center in Seongbuk-gu, northern Seoul, applications opened Monday for foreign students…

Delhi's St Stephen’s College appoints first woman principal in 145-year history

Prof Susan Elias has been named the first woman principal of St Stephen's College, starting June 1, 2026.

7 killed after car loaded with explosives detonates at busy Pak market

7 killed after car loaded with explosives detonates at busy Pak market

Mitsubishi Heavy expects profit surge as Japan eases arms export rules

Trump and Xi need to master a new art of the deal

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In Gwangju, election fever comes with fresh bread

Some bakeries in Gwangju are serving up election-themed bread and pastries ahead of South Korea’s June 3 local elections, turning neighborhood bakeries into playful reminders to vote. According to the Gwangju…