SK Group donates $300,000 to support Typhoon relief efforts in Vietnam
SK Group's role will be directed toward providing essential supplies such as food, clean water, and medical assistance to affected families.
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Moscow disagrees with Armenian PM over CSTO threat claims amid strained relations
The CSTO, which includes several former Soviet states such as Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan, was founded to protect its members from external threats.
Bangladesh secures over $2 Billion from World Bank for reforms
The World Bank’s pledge is aimed at bolstering Bangladesh's development agenda, which includes improvements in governance, infrastructure, and social services.
Indonesia’s parliamentary body approves increased spending for incoming government
The decision, made on Monday, reflects the government’s commitment to addressing pressing economic and social issues as it prepares to assume office.
Russian forces target energy infrastructure in Ukraine’s Sumy region
The attack underscores the ongoing strain on Ukraine's critical infrastructure amid the continued conflict with Russia.
China’s Ambassador to the UK advocates for greater academic exchanges at University of Cambridge
During his visit, Ambassador Zheng met with university officials, including Vice-Chancellor Professor Stephen J. Toope and key academic leaders of China and UK
Thousands of Iraqis return home from Al-Hol Camp amid security and reconstruction efforts
Al-Hol camp, known for its harsh conditions and overcrowding, has been a focal point of international concern due to its deteriorating humanitarian situation.
Ham Sang-wook elected President of 68th IAEA General conference
The South Korean Foreign Ministry announced the appointment on Monday, marking a significant milestone for South Korea’s representation in global nuclear governance.
Government officials in Logar Province, Afghanistan commend independent media and journalists
This endorsement for Afghanistan highlights a growing recognition of the significant impact of a free press on governance and civic engagement.
Shanghai reels from strongest storm in decades
The storm, which intensified rapidly before making landfall, battered Shanghai with torrential rains and wind speeds exceeding 150 kilometers per hour (93 miles per hour).
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