Politics

A decade after her daughter's death from overwork ('karoshi'), a mother's plea highlights ongoing risks in Japan's corporate culture, as the government signals a potential rollback of labor protections.

Tarique Rahman, the front-runner to be Bangladesh's next prime minister, has returned after 17 years in exile, setting the stage for a major political shift ahead of elections.

Algeria is advancing a bill to criminalize the French colonial era from 1830 to 1962, escalating tensions with Paris. An analysis of the dilemma between historical justice and diplomatic fallout.

Christmas celebrations have returned to Bethlehem for the first time in two years, but the scars of the Gaza war and ongoing Israeli military presence linger. An analysis of the mixed emotions and cautious economic optimism.

Jordan's military has launched airstrikes on drug and weapons smuggling operations inside Syria, highlighting the ongoing threat from the 'Captagon' trade in the post-Assad era.

Eleven days after a mass shooting killed 15, Sydney's Bondi Beach held a somber Christmas gathering. PRISM examines the community's resilience amidst heightened security and rising political tensions.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating has slipped to 59%, a new poll shows. The decline comes amid widespread public concern over economic recovery.

The Japanese government has finalized a draft budget of ¥122.3 trillion, the largest in its history. PRISM analyzes the key spending areas and the potential impact on Japan's fiscal health and global markets.

Two people were injured after ICE agents fired on a vehicle in a Baltimore suburb. The incident is the second of its kind in a week, escalating the debate over immigration enforcement tactics.

As Russia's Vladimir Putin praises an 'invincible friendship,' North Korea's Kim Jong Un reveals his military ambitions by inspecting an 8,700-ton nuclear submarine.

Conservative Nasry Asfura, backed by Donald Trump, has been declared the winner of Honduras's presidential election by a 0.8% margin, a result his opponent rejects.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un has revealed an 8,700-tonne nuclear-powered submarine, condemning a new US-South Korea deal. The move, along with a missile test and Russian backing, elevates regional tensions.