Nakayenga Patricia Renee

April 9, 2025

🇺🇸 Trump’s Tariff Tsunami Hits Vietnam Hard, Shakes Southeast Asia’s Economic Dreams

Southeast Asia Feels the Heat as Trump’s Tariffs Threaten Growth and Jobs By [Patricia Renee | April 9, 2025 US President Donald Trump’s latest wave of tariffs is reshaping global trade, and

Business·News

February 19, 2026

Japan Exports Surge 17% in January on Strong China Demand

Japan exports surge in January by nearly 17% compared to a year earlier, driven by robust shipments to China and other Asian markets. Fresh government data show a sharp rebound in overseas

News

February 5, 2026

Religious Freedom in Asia: Concerns Rise at 2026 IRF Summit

The 2026 International Religious Freedom (IRF) Summit, held in Washington, D.C., brought global attention to the worsening religious freedom situation in Asia. The summit leaders, Sam Brownback and Katrina Lantos Swett, delivered

Australian Universities Shut Down Confucius Institutes Amid Espionage and Propaganda Concerns

Australia Shuts Confucius Institutes at Leading Universities Over Foreign Influence Fears In a significant shift for international education, six of Australia’s top universities have quietly shut down their Chinese-funded Confucius Institutes (CIs),

April 1, 2025

Education·Fast News·World

Tragedy at Myanmar Preschool: Grieving Parents Mourn Children Lost in Devastating Earthquake

Parents Weep Over Backpacks and Toys as Myanmar Earthquake Claims Dozens of Preschool Lives Amid the shattered remains of a preschool in Kyaukse, Myanmar, heartbroken parents cried out for their children—many of

March 31, 2025

Fast News·News·World

K-Drama Star Kim Soo-hyun Tearfully Denies Dating Kim Sae-ron as a Minor Amid Growing Scandal

Top South Korean actor Kim Soo-hyun has publicly denied allegations that he dated late actress Kim Sae-ron when she was a minor. Speaking through tears at a press conference in Seoul on

March 31, 2025

Celebrity Gossip·Fast News·News

More Survivors Pulled from Myanmar Quake Rubble as Death Toll Tops 1,700

Rescue efforts intensified Monday in Myanmar as four more people were pulled alive from the debris nearly 60 hours after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck the country on Friday, killing at least 1,700

March 30, 2025

Fast News·National·News·World

Why India Won’t Buy Trump’s Corn: Trade Pressure vs. Farmer Protection

As U.S. President Donald Trump escalates his global trade offensive, India has landed in his sights over one surprising crop—corn. Despite America’s push, New Delhi has made it clear: it’s not ready

March 30, 2025

Consumer·food·National·News

Japan’s Sukiya Shuts Restaurants Nationwide After Rat and Insect Found in Meals

Tokyo, Japan – March 30, 2025Japanese fast-food giant Sukiya has announced the temporary closure of most of its nearly 2,000 restaurants after alarming food safety incidents involving pests were reported by customers.

March 29, 2025

Consumer·Fast News·food·Health·News·World

Long-Lost MF Husain Masterpiece Sells for Record $13.8M After Decades on Hospital Wall

New York, March 29, 2025 —An overlooked mural by iconic Indian painter MF Husain has shattered records at a Christie’s auction in New York, selling for an unprecedented $13.8 million, the highest

March 29, 2025

Art·Fast News·News·World

‘Help Me, Please!’: Myanmar Earthquake Leaves Trail of Devastation as Survivors Beg for Rescue

Mandalay, Myanmar – March 28, 2025Cries for help echo through the ruins of Myanmar’s second-largest city as the nation reels from one of its most powerful earthquakes in decades. Survivors describe scenes

March 28, 2025

Fast News·Health·News·World

South Korea Battles Deadliest Wildfires in History: Lives Lost, Temples Destroyed, and a Nation in Mourning

Firefighters in South Korea are in a race against time to contain the largest and deadliest wildfires the nation has ever seen. As of Thursday, at least 27 lives have been lost

March 27, 2025

Fast News·National·News

Why South Korea’s Wildfires Turned Catastrophic: Climate, Pine Forests, and an Ageing Population

South Korea is battling the worst wildfire disaster in its history, with 27 people dead, tens of thousands displaced, and vast stretches of land scorched. Experts point to a perfect storm of

March 27, 2025

Fast News·National·News·World

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Nakayenga Patricia Renee

🇺🇸 Trump’s Tariff Tsunami Hits Vietnam Hard, Shakes Southeast Asia’s Economic Dreams

Japan Exports Surge 17% in January on Strong China Demand

Religious Freedom in Asia: Concerns Rise at 2026 IRF Summit

Australian Universities Shut Down Confucius Institutes Amid Espionage and Propaganda Concerns

Tragedy at Myanmar Preschool: Grieving Parents Mourn Children Lost in Devastating Earthquake

K-Drama Star Kim Soo-hyun Tearfully Denies Dating Kim Sae-ron as a Minor Amid Growing Scandal

More Survivors Pulled from Myanmar Quake Rubble as Death Toll Tops 1,700

Why India Won’t Buy Trump’s Corn: Trade Pressure vs. Farmer Protection

Japan’s Sukiya Shuts Restaurants Nationwide After Rat and Insect Found in Meals

Long-Lost MF Husain Masterpiece Sells for Record $13.8M After Decades on Hospital Wall

‘Help Me, Please!’: Myanmar Earthquake Leaves Trail of Devastation as Survivors Beg for Rescue

South Korea Battles Deadliest Wildfires in History: Lives Lost, Temples Destroyed, and a Nation in Mourning

Why South Korea’s Wildfires Turned Catastrophic: Climate, Pine Forests, and an Ageing Population

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