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(Last Updated On: January 17, 2022)Pakistan’s Prime Minister Imran Khan and Russia’s President Vladimir Putin discussed Afghanistan over the phone on Monday and both agreed that a peaceful and stable Afghanistan was key to regional stability. According to a press release issued by Imran Khan’s office, the prime minister told Putin “that a peaceful and […]

The North Korean regime fired two ballistic missiles from Pyongyang airport on Monday, demonstrating the depth of Kim Jong-un’s arsenal, say analysts.

North Korea fired two presumed short-range ballistic missiles from an airport in capital Pyongyang on Monday, the fourth test this month displaying the advancement of its missile capabilities, according to South Korea's military.

North Korea fired two suspected short-range ballistic missiles (SRBM) yesterday from an airport in its capital city of Pyongyang, South Korea’s military

AIMING to further cement its rising global profile as a soft power nation, South Korea is set to introduce a new visa programme this year to draw global cultural talents.

After the U.S. imposed sanctions on six North Korean individuals in the wake of the recent missile launches, Pyongyang launched two short-range ballistic missiles eastward.

Education has been a part of Bainbridge resident Joe Davis’ life since 1951. His involvement in and love of education has been a lifelong commitment. And now, at 92, he

The Tokyo Tech Photo Club, one of the Institute’s official student clubs, held the Ritto-ten photo exhibition from November 4 to 13 at Taki Plaza

Korea seeks to boost relations with Latin America

Kazakh cyclist travels from Busan to Seoul by bike