
Hammer Attack at Tokyo University Leaves Eight Injured
Eight people were injured in a hammer attack at a Tokyo university. The suspect was arrested on the scene, and police are investigating.
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Eight people were injured in a hammer attack at a Tokyo university. The suspect was arrested on the scene, and police are investigating.

Sri Lanka’s President Dissanayake will visit China from January 14 to 17, marking his first trip since taking office to strengthen bilateral relations and cooperation.

Recent changes to the Endangered Species Act have sparked debate over the future of wildlife conservation, with economic factors now influencing protections for endangered species.

Wildfires in Los Angeles have killed at least 10 people and destroyed nearly 10,000 structures. As five fires rage on, officials warn the death toll may rise.

2024 has been declared the warmest year on record since 1850, surpassing critical temperature thresholds and underscoring the urgent need for global action against climate change.

South Korea’s presidential security chief faces questioning over obstructing the arrest of impeached President Yoon Suk-yeol, raising concerns about the nation’s political stability.

President-elect Donald Trump announced plans to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin to address the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

From Hanoi’s air pollution challenges to Thailand’s efforts to revive tourism, here’s a look at significant events across Asia.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi announces China’s readiness to build an all-weather China-Africa community, emphasizing stronger ties and shared modernization efforts with African nations.
Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi is visiting four African nations, continuing the tradition of strengthening China-Africa relations and implementing the FOCAC Beijing Action Plan 2025-2027.