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How the Zhuhai Airshow Charted China’s Rapid Evolution in Military Aviation
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Streaming and Global Demand Push Japan’s Anime Industry to a Record $28 Billion
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Hello Kitty Ends Vivant Tie-Up After China Slams Spy Drama’s Torture Scenes
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Asia Pacific Airlines Return to Passenger Growth in September After Five Months of Decline
As passenger numbers return to growth, airlines are navigating a complex landscape of geopolitical avoidance, capacity adjustments, and shifting demand.
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Lee Kuan Yew’s Legacy: From Nation-Builder to Global Innovation Catalyst
The late Singaporean leader’s vision for a modern, efficient state continues to shape the future through a major global business competition for…
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How Japan-U.S. Agricultural Trade Relations Shape Global Potato Market Access
A decades-long stalemate over U.S. potato imports highlights the tension between international trade standards and domestic political protectionism in Japan.
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Oxford Economics Names 28 Emerging Destinations in Cities to Watch
A new global ranking highlights 28 lesser-known cities worldwide that are outperforming their national economies as emerging stars of tourism and investment.
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Hegseth Pitches ‘Strong, Quiet’ Naval Pact to ASEAN at Cebu Summit
At the ASEAN Defense Ministers’ Meeting, Hegseth proposed a framework focused on maritime interoperability and deterrence to stabilize the region.
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US, Japan agree to joint missile production facility in Cebu
Defense chiefs announced a new ‘Operation Supercharge’ facility in Japan to produce F-35 missiles, citing a crisis in the regional security situation.
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JMBs Cannot Lock Owners Out Over Unpaid Fees, Court of Appeal Rules in Sentral Bazar Case
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