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B5+Italy Launches Standing Business Platform in Astana
ASTANA, September 22 — The launch of B5+Italy in Astana, reported on 21 September, gives Italy and the…
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Italy, Central Asia Launch B5+Italy Business Platform in Astana
ASTANA, September 20 — Government officials and business representatives from Italy and the five Central Asian states gathered…
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High debt and rapid ageing increase Thailand’s Japanification risk
BANGKOK, September 2 — Thailand is staring down the risk of “Japanification”—a prolonged trap of low inflation and…
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Nepal’s Foreign Minister Dismisses Uranium Mining Agreement Speculation
KATHMANDU, July 1 — Foreign Minister Shishir Khanal told Nepal’s National Assembly today that no agreement exists between…
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Meet the neighbours bringing global flavours to Adelaide’s East End
Adelaide, June 25 — A fresh wave of international flavour is set to hit Adelaide’s East End with…
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Prashant Kishor Wins Bankipur Bypoll by 18,953 Votes, Taking BJP Stronghold
PATNA — Prashant Kishor spent years building election victories for other politicians. Now he needs to win one…
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Bus and Fuel Tanker Collide Head-On on Trans-Sumatra Highway, Killing at Least 16
The tanker truck was carrying hazardous materials. That fact, buried in the early reports of Saturday’s bus crash…
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Beijing Bans Drone Sales and Requires Flight Permission From 1 May Over Security
/ HTML. Word count 450-560 words. We must include all facts from source: date (April 30, 2026), Chinese…
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Pakistani Universities Switch to Online Classes Amid Regional Tensions
As of April 19, 2026, several universities across Islamabad and Rawalpindi in Pakistan have announced a shift to…
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China Coast Guard Pulls 17 Filipino Crew From Capsized Ship, 2 Dead
Two Filipino seamen are dead, two more remain missing, and 17 others are alive today because a China…
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MSIG and Malaysian Nature Society plant 1,200 more mangrove saplings with school eco clubs
We need to preserve facts: Malaysia scaling up coastal conservation, largest palm oil firms funding mangrove restoration along…
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UMNO Faces Existential Crisis After Six Decades
KUALA LUMPUR — For six decades, the United Malays National Organisation was the engine of Malaysian politics. That…
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Roof Collapse at New Delhi Airport Exposes Deeper Infrastructure Issues
On June 28, a section of roof at Indira Gandhi International Airport gave way under heavy rain, killing…
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Greek Air Force T-2 Trainer Crashes Near Kalamata Base, Killing Major Epaminondas Kosteas
A fatal aircraft accident occurred on December 27, 2023, when a Hellenic Air Force T-2 Buckeye trainer jet…
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North Korea’s Spy Satellite Launch Fails, Crashes Into Sea
North Korea’s latest attempt to place a spy satellite, designated Malligyong‑1, into orbit failed when a malfunction occurred…
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Malaysia’s 2022 Investment Hits RM264.6 Billion, Second Highest Ever
Malaysia’s approved investment figure for 2022 amounted to RM264.6 billion, the second‑largest yearly total ever recorded by the…
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