China signs finance cooperation agreement with debt-stricken Maldives
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Maldivian Finance Minister Ibrahim Ameer signed the agreement during a ceremony in Malé, the Maldivian capital.
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Funerals held for UN employees killed in Gaza airstrike
The airstrike, part of a broader escalation in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, targeted the al-Jaouni school, a facility used as a shelter for displaced civilians.
North Korea reveals uranium enrichment facility in unprecedented move
The disclosure was made during a ceremony attended by top North Korean officials and broadcasted by the state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).
U.S. embassy in Iraq confirms attack on diplomatic facility, urges enhanced protection
The embassy's statement comes just days after the incident, which underscores ongoing volatility in Iraq and the challenges faced by international diplomats operating in the country.
Shelters for returnees underway in Balkh province, Afghanistan
The initiative, which carries an estimated cost of 44 million Afghanis, marks a crucial step in providing stable housing for those returning to their homes after displacement.
China’s Xi urges vigorous push to meet economic targets
Speaking at a key economic forum, Xi underscored the importance of adhering to the set economic targets as China navigates a complex landscape marked by fluctuating global markets and domestic challenges.
Thai court issues warrants for former security personnel over deaths of 85 protesters
The court's action follows a lengthy investigation into the 2023 protests, which erupted across Thailand in response to widespread allegations of government corruption and demands for democratic reforms.
South Korean culture minister Yu In-chon cuts Japan visit short for national assembly session
Yu was in Japan for high-level meetings with Japanese Tourism and Culture Ministers, as well as their counterparts from China, aimed at fostering cultural and tourism collaboration.
Israeli settlers attack Palestinian homes near Nablus
On September 11, 2024, a group of settlers reportedly entered Yatma in the early hours of the morning, targeting multiple residences. Eyewitnesses and local sources described scenes of chaos and destruction as settlers vandalized property and clashed with Palestinian residents.
South Korea President Yoon Suk Yeol to build nuclear energy partnership with Czech Republic
During his visit, President Yoon is expected to engage in high-level discussions with Czech officials, including President Petr Pavel and Prime Minister Petr Fiala.
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