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Asia’s semiconductor industry poised for growth as AI drives record global sales
Asia Pacific accounted for 58% of global semiconductor revenue in 2026, with AI and high-performance computing fueling demand…
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Singapore’s June trade surge signals Asian demand strength
SINGAPORE, July 17 — Enterprise Singapore, the statutory board under the Ministry of Trade and Industry, sits at…
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Gillman Barracks’ lease expiry threatens iconic Handlebars bar
SINGAPORE, July 14 — For nearly three decades, the rumble of motorcycles and the clink of glasses have…
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Data and Figures: Wedding Costs and Food Expenditure in Rural Bihar
PATNA, July 11 — In rural Bihar, the cost of a wedding can be a heavy financial weight…
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Netizens Use Social Media to Expose Corruption in Telangana
HYDERABAD, July 7 — Social media users have turned to platforms like Twitter to applaud the swift arrest…
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Nepal’s new IP bill would legally protect region-specific products like Ilam tea.
Nepal’s government is betting that a rewrite of intellectual property laws, untouched for nearly 60 years, can do…
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ABS-CBN report reveals safety measures behind EuroXtreme Circus stunts
MANILA — One loose bolt. One missed safety check. One moment of inattention in a tent full of…
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Andhra CM Naidu approves Rs 300 crore for Veligonda project displaced families
For the thousands of families who gave up their land for the Veligonda irrigation project, the wait for…
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Cubbon Park belongs to everyone: Suresh Jayaram
BENGALURU, June 26 — For writer and visual artist Suresh Jayaram, Cubbon Park is a people’s place, one…
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Suresh Jayaram’s new book on Cubbon Park features 26 citizen interviews
Suresh Jayaram’s new book about Cubbon Park is built on a simple but radical idea: the park belongs…
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Vijay defends TVK origins, cites 2008 rally as fan club gathering
CHENNAI — The 2008 solidarity rally for Sri Lankan Tamils was not a campaign event. There were no…
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North Jakarta House Fire Kills Four
A Tuesday night fire tore through a two-story house in North Jakarta, killing four people. The blaze, reported…
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World’s Highest Bridge Opens to Public in Guizhou, China Suddenly
A new landmark in civil engineering has officially opened to the public in Guizhou, China, as the Huajiang…
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Brunei’s Oil Dependency Questioned as Climate Pressures Rise
Brunei, June 3, 2025 — infopulsetoday.com — Brunei’s economy is heavily reliant on oil and natural gas, with…
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Vietnam, Philippines Deepen Coast-Guard Pact in South China Sea
Hanoi, June 2, 2025 — cyberinktimes.com — Vietnam and the Philippines agreed on 30 August 2024 to deepen…
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Thai and Cambodian Leaders Agree to Dialogue, Shifting Regional Dynamics
A direct conversation between Thai Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra and Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet on May 28,…
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Balochistan Mine Blast Renews Scrutiny of Pakistan’s Coal Safety
In the rugged southwestern province of Balochistan, Pakistan, a recent explosion at a coal mine has once again…
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Malaysia Launches New Search for Flight 370
Malaysia, December 20, 2024 — cyberinktimes.com — Malaysian Minister of Transport Anthony Loke has announced a new search…
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Bolsonaro’s Early Rebellion Sparks Career Pivot to Politics Suddenly
In 1986 a 31‑year‑old army captain named Jair Bolsonaro wrote an article for Veja magazine criticizing military pay.…
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Bali Resort Lift Cable Snap Kills Five
Ubud, Bali, Indonesia, September 1, 2023 — cybernewschronicle.com — A tragic accident occurred on September 1, 2023, at…
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Russian Elite Seek Refuge in Thailand: Phuket’s Transformation
The lives of many Russians have been significantly changed as they seek refuge in Thailand, particularly in the…
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Malaysia’s External Trade Reaches Record High in December 2022 Report
Malaysia’s external trade reached RM236 billion in December 2022, the Department of Statistics Malaysia reported on 28 January…
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Malaysian economy relatively resilient in 2023, says ICAEW
Malaysia, December 8, 2022 — cyberinktimes.com — For many individuals and families in Malaysia, the forecast of a…
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Sarawak Targets RM11 Billion Revenue by 2023
Sarawak has set a target of earning more than RM11 billion in revenue in 2023, a record high…
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