Notwithstanding security concerns in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, the election commission of Pakistan has confirmed that the country's national election will take place on time.
Dissatisfied with Israel's behaviour in the Israel-Hamas war, President Biden issued an executive order targeting Israeli settlers in the West Bank. Four people are subject to financial fines and visa restrictions under the ruling because of "intolerable levels" of settler violence.
Prior to the election on April 10, South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol issued a strong warning about possible provocations from North Korea. Drone invasions, hacks, and other disruptive operations are causes for concern.
Before the February 8 election, Imran Khan, the former prime minister of Pakistan, faced a 10-year prison sentence for disclosing a confidential cable, which hurt his political future.
On both sides of the border, there is growing fear of a full-scale conflict as tensions between Israel and the Hezbollah organisation in Lebanon rise.
On January 30, North Korea launched several cruise missiles, one of which was the supposedly submarine-deployable Pulhwasal-3-31.
The physical and psychological effects of the terrible earthquake that struck Japan's Noto Peninsula a month ago are still being felt by survivors.
Three Palestinian terrorists were killed by Israeli commandos wearing women's clothing during an undercover operation at the Ibn Sina hospital in Jenin. One of the militants was Muhammad Jalamana, the spokesman for Islamic Jihad.
Terrorists in Pakistan's Balochistan province, reportedly belonging to the Majeed faction of the Balochistan Liberation Army (BLA), launched a series of well-planned attacks on Mach town on January 29 to escape the heavily guarded central Mach Jail. Nine extremists were killed by security officers as they retaliated.
During the state visit, Vietnamese President Vo Van Thuong and Philippine President Marcos Jr. deepened their strategic alliance.
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