South Korea consider suspending buffer zone deal

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol said Wednesday he would consider suspending a 2018 agreement that created maritime buffer zones with the North should Pyongyang "violate" Seoul's territory again.

Less babies are born in countries where markets close early: Kh Asif

Minister of Defense Khwaja Asif was present along with other ministers during the press conference. The team of ministers announced the decision taken by the cabinet.

South Korea fines Tesla

The EV manufacturer will have to pay around $2.2 million for what has been labeled incorrect advertising

US carries out first execution of a transgender person

Amber McLaughlin, 49, was pronounced dead shortly before 7 pm local time at the Diagnostic and Correctional Center in the town of Bonne Terre, Missouri, according to a statement from the state prison department.

Egyptians hit by soaring food prices as inflation bites

As families have struggled to purchase household staples, an Egyptian government agency praised an alternative, cheap protein source -- "chicken feet, good for the body and the budget".

Biden to receive Japan’s PM Kishida on Jan. 13: White House

Biden will renew his support for Japan's presidency of the G7 and its mandate as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council, the White House said.

US expands access to abortion pills through pharmacies

Pharmacies will need to receive certification to dispense the drug, while patients will need to complete a consent form.

Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan named among 200 best singers of All Time

Nusrat Fateh Ali claimed the 91st spot on the list. The list also features artists such as K-pop boys band BTS Jungkook, South Korean singer-songwriter IU, late Indian singer Lata Mangeshkar, and Canadian singer The Weeknd.

Dubai removes 30% tax on alcohol

UAE is introducing globally attractive policies while facing tough competition from other Gulf countries including Saudi Arabia and Qatar. UAE bids to make itself more attractive to foreign investors, tourists, and visitors to increase its non-oil revenues.

Germany accepts ‘new normal’

High energy prices will become a new normal in Germany, Finance Minister Christian Lindner warned on Sunday.

US Capitol Police warns of possible future attacks on Congress

The law enforcement agency said more than 100 security improvements at the US Capitol may not be enough to prevent future unrest

Marvel star ‘critical but stable’ after accident

Jeremy Renner suffered injuries while plowing snow near his Nevada home, police have confirmed