South Korea

Nepal's Yonggi Poudel has won the YTTM Table Tennis Championship held in Inchon, South Korea, under an international training camp. Poudel's performance in the under-19 matches was recognized as the best, according to Jackie Maharjan of the All Nepal Table Tennis Association. A Nepali squad also secured first place in the event.

Youths who passed the Employment Permit System (EPS) language test and completed necessary procedures protested in Maitighar, Kathmandu, demanding the government arrange their prompt departure to South Korea. Protesters cited delays in labor agreements, limited quotas, and administrative complexities as reasons for their prolonged wait for employment.

North Korea's team, Negohyang, has won the AFC Women's Champions League title by defeating Japan's Tokyo Verdy Beleza 1-0 in a final match held in Suwon, South Korea. Captain Kim Kyong Yong scored the decisive goal just before halftime, marking the team's first participation and victory in the competition. Coach Ri Yu Il described the win as a historic moment for Asia and the world stage.

Youth, Labour and Employment Minister Ramji Yadav has stated that the government is adopting a zero-tolerance policy against fraud and exploitation in foreign employment, vowing to resolve over 40,000 related complaints within a set timeframe. He also announced that all foreign employment services will be digitized and operated online starting from the upcoming month of Shrawan to enhance transparency and efficiency.