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After a dramatic incident in which U.S. soldier Travis King crossed into North Korea, he is now in American custody. North Korea plans to expel him, citing his illegal entry and grievances against the U.S. Army.

China justifies its recent military drills near Taiwan as a response to combat the "arrogance" of separatist forces, while tensions rise in the Taiwan Strait, increasing the risk of accidental clashes.

Anthony Rota, the Speaker of Canada's House of Commons, announces his resignation following public praise of a former Nazi soldier during a parliamentary session, which sparked outrage and controversy.

Ethnic Armenian refugees are leaving Nagorno-Karabakh as Azerbaijan's recent offensive raises questions about a historic geopolitical change. Armenia's distancing from traditional ally Russia adds complexity to the situation.

The United Nations criticizes France's decision to bar athletes from wearing hijabs at the 2024 Paris Olympics, emphasizing women's right to choose their attire. France's strict secularism rules have prompted international discussions on religious expression in sports.

The United States is preparing to welcome its largest Hindu temple, the BAPS Swaminarayan Akshardham, located in New Jersey. This grand 183-acre temple, built over 12 years with the help of 12,500 volunteers, boasts impressive architectural features and will be inaugurated on October 8.