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NewsDesk MC June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 1999 war, Alexus Grynkewich, balkans, Brussels, conflict prevention, defense policy, europe security, european union, international security, KFOR, Kosovo, military deployment, nato, peacekeeping, security cooperation, serbia, stability, troop reduction, US troops, Western Balkans

NATO to Scale Down Kosovo Peacekeeping Force as Stability Improves

Belgium-NATO said on Friday it will reduce troop levels in its Kosovo peacekeeping mission, citing an improved security environment in

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NewsDesk MC June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 Cambodia, Chinese national, Criminal Networks, cyber security, cybercrime, digital crime, hanoi, high-tech fraud, internet scams, Lao Cai, law enforcement, online fraud, Phu Tho, police operation, public security, scam centres, Southeast Asia, technology crime, transnational crime, vietnam

Vietnam Police Foil Bid To Build Major Online Scam Hub

Hanoi-Vietnamese police have disrupted a group suspected of preparing to establish a large-scale online scam centre linked to criminal networks

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NewsDesk MC June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 commercial vessels, Diplomacy, foreign ministry, global trade, Gulf tensions, india, Indian sailors, International waters, maritime security, merchant ships, naval strikes, new delhi, oil routes, oman, regional conflict, seafarers, shipping industry, Strait of Hormuz, united states, US Navy, Washington

India Protests US Strikes After Merchant Vessel Deaths

New Delhi-India summoned a senior US diplomat on Friday for the second time in two days to protest American strikes

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NewsDesk MC June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 anti-terror laws, civilians, clashes, Demonstrations, economy, governance, human rights, JAAC, Joint Awami Action Committee, kashmir, Kotli, Mirpur, Muzaffarabad, pakistan, police, protests, Rawalakot, regional tensions, security, South Asia, unrest

Kashmir Protest Death Toll Climbs To 20 As Clashes Intensify

Muzaffarabad-The death toll from clashes between police and supporters of a banned protest movement in Pakistan-administered Kashmir has risen to

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NewsDesk MC June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 AFP, Beijing, Chiang Mai, china, civil war, Diplomacy, Espionage, foreign relations, intelligence, international affairs, ISP-M, Kunming, military coup, Min Zin, Myanmar, national security, political analyst, regional security, Southeast Asia, united states, Yunnan

China Detains US Citizen Over Alleged Espionage Case

Beijing-China said on Friday it was holding a US citizen accused of espionage, identifying the man as Min Zin, a

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NewsDesk MC June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 ASEAN, Asia Pacific, Beijing, china, Chinese foreign ministry, defense, Diplomacy, Ferdinand Marcos Jr, foreign relations, Geopolitics, Gilberto Teodoro, Manila, maritime dispute, military, philippines, regional tensions, sanctions, security, South China Sea, territorial claims, united states

Philippines Vows Defiance After China Sanctions Defense Chief

Manila-Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro said on Friday he would continue carrying out his duties after China imposed sanctions on

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NewsDesk MC June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 Asia Pacific, Birth Rate, Childbirth, china, Chinese Society, Chinese Women, Demographics, economic pressures, Family Planning, Family Size, Fertility Crisis, Gender Issues, human rights, Liaocheng, marriage trends, One Child Policy, Parenthood, population decline, Population Policy, reproductive rights, Shandong Province, Shen County, social policy, Women In China

China’s Women Push Back on Reproductive Pressures as Legacy of One-Child Era Shapes Family Choices

“Women don’t feel obligated to have a baby any more,” said Beijing-based filmmaker Guligo Jia, reflecting a shift in attitudes

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NewsDesk MC June 12, 2026 Anna Kaiser, Auckland, Australian Plate, Building Regulations, Chris Penk, Christchurch Earthquake, disaster management, Earth Sciences New Zealand, Earthquake Preparedness, Earthquake Risk, geology, GNS Science, Hunua Ranges, infrastructure, James Muirhead, Mangatangi Fault, natural disasters, new zealand, Pacific Plate, seismic activity, Seismic Hazard Model, South Auckland, tectonic plates, urban planning, Wayne Brown

Active Fault Near Auckland Raises Questions Over Earthquake Risk and Building Rules, Study Finds

“If the whole fault ruptured, there would likely be serious consequences for people living in South Auckland, and possibly further

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NewsDesk MC June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 174 Trust, Anti-Immigrant Violence, Belfast, Belfast Riots, civil unrest, Community Relations, community support, diversity, Ethnic Minorities, far right, hate crime, immigration, integration, migrant communities, Northern Ireland, Northern Ireland Politics, racism, refugee support, refugees, Sectarianism, social cohesion, social media, Tim Magowan, united kingdom

Rising Tensions Expose Deep-Seated Divisions as Belfast Communities Confront Anti-Immigrant Violence

“We have been trained to have psychologically defended mindsets and we are used to constructing our identities by what we

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NewsDesk MC June 12, 2026June 12, 2026 BJP, democracy, development, Digital India, economic growth, elections, Foreign Policy, g20, global diplomacy, governance, gujarat, india, Indian democracy, indian economy, indian politics, leadership, Modern India, Narendra Modi, National Politics, political influence, Political Legacy, prime minister, Public Leadership, South Asia

Narendra Modi’s Enduring Political Journey: How India’s Longest-Serving Non-Congress Prime Minister Reshaped the Nation’s Political Landscape

“Political longevity is rarely achieved through electoral victories alone. Narendra Modi’s rise and endurance have been driven by a combination