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South Korea's Foreign Minister disclosed that Seoul learned of planned reductions to joint military exercises with the United States through Donald Trump's social media posts, with no prior governmental notification from Washington.
South Korea's defence ministry has released a draft bill establishing legal basis for building nuclear-powered submarines under the Jang Bogo N project, with safeguards affirming the programme is non-weapons focused.
A major earthquake struck Japan on Tuesday, leaving at least 13 people dead, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi confirmed. Rescue operations are underway.
India's securities regulator has issued an alert about a growing cyber fraud scheme where criminals impersonate senior company executives to manipulate employees into transferring funds to fraudster-controlled accounts.
Hong Kong's film industry mourns the passing of Shi Nan-sun, 75, a visionary producer who transformed local cinema into a global force. Stars and officials hailed her instrumental role in building international distribution networks.
Malaysia has urged the international community to move beyond pledges and deliver tangible results on sustainable urban development, with Housing Minister Nga Kor Ming stressing the urgency of four remaining years before the 2030 deadline.
Japanese authorities have arrested nine people for running a payment system that facilitated illegal online gambling activities within Japan. The suspects allegedly processed approximately 340 billion yen in wagers.
Australia is establishing a dedicated Office of AI within its Prime Minister's department to coordinate regulation across government agencies, aiming to attract investment while managing risks from the rapidly expanding technology.