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China imposes export restrictions on 40 Japanese entities it claims are aiding Japan's 'remilitarization', escalating tensions with Tokyo.

Suresh Sallay, the former head of Sri Lanka's intelligence agency, has been arrested for allegedly aiding and conspiring in the 2019 Easter Sunday attacks that left nearly 300 people dead.

In a dramatic move, the US has seized a third oil tanker allegedly carrying Venezuelan crude, further escalating tensions in the high-stakes battle for control of the country's energy resources.

BBC reporter Will Grant surveys the aftermath of a violent confrontation between Mexican cartels in the popular resort town of Puerto Vallarta, raising fears for the safety of visitors.

As Trump hesitates on decisive action against Iran, the world waits anxiously for a clear strategy. Our in-depth analysis examines the complex geopolitical factors at play.

Japan's defense minister announces plans to install surface-to-air missiles on Yonaguni Island, Japan's westernmost point, by 2031 amid rising tensions with China over Taiwan.

Senegal's government seeks to double prison terms for 'acts against nature' in a controversial new bill that has drawn international scrutiny.

Canberra music venue returns controversial art posters showing Trump, Netanyahu, and others in Nazi attire. Police confirm no charges under new hate symbol laws.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi embarks on a historic visit to Israel, solidifying the growing partnership between the two nations under his leadership.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Israel aims to deepen security and economic cooperation between the two nations amidst regional challenges. Explore the key agenda and the broader significance of this landmark trip.