Over five days or 124 hours after a 7.6 magnitude earthquake rocked Japan, a woman in her 90s has been miraculously pulled alive from a collapsed house in the western region of the country.

Miracle! Woman in her 90s pulled out of debris five days after Japan 7.6 earthquake

Kim Yo Jong, the powerful sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has denied claims made by South Korea that Pyongyang fired dozens of artillery rounds near their border on Saturday (Jan 6).

Kim Jong Un’s sister claims S Korea 'misjudged' sound of explosives as artillery fire

Chief of the Indian Navy, Admiral R Hari Kumar has revealed that by the time the elite marine commandos arrived to rescue the 21 crew members, including 15 Indians from MV Lila Norfolk bulk carrier in the North Arabian Sea, the pirates had already fled the scene.

'They ran away...': Indian Navy chief reveals how the hijacked ship in Arabian Sea was rescued from pirates

India's External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar believes taking the Kashmir issue to the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) in 1948 was an error and that by abrogating Article 370, New Delhi closed a "window of vulnerability" which it had been "foolish enough" to open.

India's foreign minister Jaishankar says taking Kashmir to UN was a 'fundamental error'

Ahead of the highly-anticipated Ram Mandir consecration ceremony in the northern Indian city of Ayodhya in Uttar Pradesh on January 22, a man from Hyderabad has embarked on an 8,000-kilometre padayatra (walk) to the temple.

Ram Mandir: Indian man undertakes 8,000-km walk to Ayodhya, carrying $80k gold-plated footwear for Lord Ram

The official websites of the Maldivian president's office, the foreign ministry and the tourism ministry were restored in the early hours of Sunday (Jan 7) after being down since last night in a suspected cyberattack.

Maldivian government websites restored after outage due to suspected cyberattack

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Government affairs across different state capitols in the US were disrupted briefly on Wednesday (Jan 3) after a bomb threat was emailed to officials. The threats prompted evacuations from buildings but no explosives were found as federal authorities dismissed them as hoaxes.

Several US state capitols shut down briefly after receiving hoax bomb threats

Newly elected far-right Argentine President Javier Milei has received his first setback since coming to power last year. On Wednesday (Jan 3), a top Argentine court suspended a package of labour reforms he decreed last month amid much criticism from rivals.

Setback for Argentine President Milei as top court suspends his 'mega-decree' labour reforms

In an attempt to fortify the temple town of Ayodhya housing the soon-to-be consecrated Ram Mandir, security agencies are planning to introduce Artificial Intelligence (AI) for surveillance, according to media reports.

Ram Mandir consecration: AI surveillance likely to be introduced to protect temple

China's military will conduct routine patrols with its naval and air forces in the South China Sea from Wednesday to Thursday, the military's Southern Theater Command said, as ongoing tensions simmer in the region over disputed territories.

China starts military patrols in South China Sea as tensions simmer in the region

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