#2026
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Two years after the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, 67% of residents see no recovery progress. Discover how liquefaction and aging demographics are stalling reconstruction in Japan.
BTS officially confirms a full-group comeback for March 20, 2026. This marks their first new album together in nearly four years following military service discharge.
Mnet Plus has officially released the Wanna One 2026 reunion teaser. Featuring 'Spring Breeze' lyrics and the signature tape imagery, a major comeback is expected.
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[email protected]Celebrate the 2026 Tokyo New Year at Zojoji Temple. Discover why thousands are gathering for tradition and how Japan's cultural appeal is attracting global residents and investors.
ZEROBASEONE announces a February 2026 comeback with the special limited album 'RE-FLOW'. Discover the significance of this release beyond their original disbandment date.
Stray Kids officially announced their Stray Kids STEP OUT 2026 plans, including a new album and world tour. Catch the details of their 2026 roadmap.
Nexperia and Wingtech are set for a legal showdown on January 14, 2026. This legal battle over semiconductor control reflects deepening EU-China tech tensions.
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[email protected]Sudan civil war Kordofan offensive 2025 reaches a turning point. RSF captures Heglig oilfield while UN aid funding for 2026 collapses. Read the full analysis by PRISM.
Christmas in India is no longer just a celebration. With India Christian minority attacks 2025 on the rise, we examine the disconnect between official narratives and reality.
South Korea announces the Marine Corps independence 2026 roadmap. Operational control of the 1st and 2nd divisions will be restored from the Army after 50 years.
NewJeans fans face backlash after urging the South Korean President to intervene in Danielle's contract removal. Read about the 2025 controversy here.
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[email protected]Taiwan's President Lai and KMT chair Cheng Li-wun clash over a $40bn defense budget and 'non-red' supply chains ahead of the 2026 elections.