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Ukrainians fear US intelligence cuts as Russian strikes intensify | Russia-Ukraine war News

Kyiv, Ukraine – The supernova-like blasts of exploding Russian ballistic missiles are followed by thunderous thumps, shockwaves, fires and deaths – and the staccato of Ukrainian air defence systems. This week’s nightly attacks on Ukraine that killed at least 15 and wounded dozens resembled hundreds of previous raids – with one exception. Recommended Stories list…

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Seoul, Tokyo agree to extend $10 bil. currency swap deal by another 3 years

Finance Minister Lee Hyoung-il, right, shakes hands with his Japanese counterpart, Satsuki Katayama, in Bangkok, Thursday. Courtesy of Ministry of Finance and Economy BANGKOK — Korea has agreed with Japan to extend their $10 billion currency swap arrangement, set to expire next month, by another three years, the finance ministry said Thursday, as the two…

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N. Korea accuses Japan of ‘sinister intention’ over nuclear-powered submarines

Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi arrives at the prime minister’s office on the day of a cabinet reshuffle in Tokyo, Japan, Sept. 17. Reuters-Yonhap North Korea on Thursday called Japan’s push for nuclear-powered submarines a “stepping stone” toward nuclear weapons. An international security analyst, Pak Ju-won, made the claim in an article carried by the…

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Fighting in Yemen intensifies: What’s the latest on the battlefield? | Houthis News

Forces aligned with Yemen’s government on Thursday said that they had intercepted a drone headed towards Medina in Saudi Arabia, and a missile fired towards Riyadh, amid escalating fighting between them and Yemen’s Houthi group. Fighting between the Saudi-backed Yemeni government forces and Iran-aligned Houthi rebels has intensified along the country’s western Red Sea coast, along…

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‘Ban’ on bus preaching must stand – IGER Africa

In a statement, the IGER Africa President noted that in recent weeks, Ghana’s public transport regulations—specifically Legislative Instrument (L.I.) 2519, which prohibits preaching and commercial hawking on moving public transit—have sparked a fiery national debate. What should have been recognized as a straightforward measure to protect passenger comfort, road safety, and civic order has instead…

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PPP warns against relocation of foreign, defense ministries to Sejong

Rep. Joo Ho-young of the People Power Party speaks during a news conference at the National Assembly in Seoul, Thursday. Courtesy of Rep. Joo Ho-young’s office The People Power Party (PPP) on Thursday strongly denounced the government’s decision to relocate 44 ministries and agencies, including the foreign and defense ministries, to the central administrative city…

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