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Melbourne Premier Vows Gig Worker Safety After Chinese Rider Stabbing
Victorian Premier Ben Carroll pledged new protections for delivery workers after Feng Jianming was killed in a CBD…
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Japan’s Restaurant of Mistaken Orders Reframing Dementia Through Hospitality
Pop-up eateries staffed by seniors with dementia turn order errors into lessons in patience, spreading from Tokyo to…
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Spiritual travel fuels mindful tourism and economic growth in India’s remote regions
A surge in Indian travellers seeking off‑beat spiritual trips like Leh is reshaping tourism, boosting local economies and…
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China confirms talks on Xi-Trump-Putin summit at APEC in Shenzhen
Beijing says it is communicating with Washington and Moscow about a historic three-way meeting this month, though experts…
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How China’s Shift Toward Nuclear Energy and Renewables Shapes Trade
Examining China’s domestic generation mix and energy security policies amid its transition away from heavy fossil fuel reliance.
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Taiwan’s Night Markets and Wild Landscapes Draw Global Travelers
InsideAsia Tours launches Taiwan itineraries as British visitors flock to the island’s neon cities and 3,000-meter peaks.
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Japan’s $500 Billion Defence Surge Reshapes Military Capabilities
Tokyo plans to nearly double defence spending to counter China, but faces acute personnel shortages that could limit…
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Chiikawa’s Korean Success Reflects Young Adults’ Economic Anxieties
The film’s sustained success in Korea and Japan signals a cultural pivot where audiences seek comfort and relatable…
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How Tokyo’s Kushiyaki Jidai Turns 1980s China Into a Ueno Izakaya Experience
A retro Chinese streetscape and Xinjiang-inspired lamb skewers make this Tokyo izakaya a standout for food and culture…
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Xi’s Strategic Bet on Trump’s GOP Midterm Victory Faces Democratic Threat
Beijing’s delicate US-China detente relies on Trump keeping GOP hawks in check; a Democratic sweep could disrupt China’s…
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Japan Warns of FX Action Before US Midterm Elections
Japan stands ready to coordinate with the U.S. to curb disorderly currency moves, Katayama says, as markets brace…
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Thai Golfer Laopakdee Defends Title, Seeks Masters Glory
Thailand’s Fifa Laopakdee won the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship, securing his return to the Masters and British Open.
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Kamal Nath’s Career Beyond His Madhya Pradesh Resignation
The veteran Congress leader rebuilds influence after resigning as Chief Minister in 2020, now facing new political challenges…
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How the Zhuhai Airshow Charted China’s Rapid Evolution in Military Aviation
Tracing China’s aerospace journey from importing foreign jets in 1996 to showcasing cutting-edge stealth and unmanned systems at…
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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…
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JMBs Cannot Lock Owners Out Over Unpaid Fees, Court of Appeal Rules in Sentral Bazar Case
Access cards can be cut and facilities suspended, but not entry to the unit itself. A look at…
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China Elite Convene for Plenum to Tighten Party Discipline and Enforce Loyalty
Chinese leaders meet for a closed-door plenum to discuss stricter party discipline, anti-corruption measures, and policy alignment under…
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China AI stock crash wipes $480 billion as markets fear global tech contagion
China’s AI sector correction erases $480 billion in value, sparking concerns over high valuations, export restrictions, and potential…
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US Marine Indicted for Murder and Robbery of Woman in Okinawa
Prosecutors have indicted Lance Corporal Devin Jacob Ballard on suspicion of strangling Anna Yagi, reigniting debates over the…
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Inside China’s 14th Five-Year Plan: Dual Circulation and Tech Self-Reliance Goals
Explore the growth targets, dual circulation strategy, and demographic fixes that defined China’s economic blueprint for 2021 to…
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India Reports Ongoing Military Face-offs with Chinese Forces in Arunachal Pradesh
Indian officials confirm that Chinese troops are diverging from established patrolling patterns, leading to persistent border tensions in…
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Xi Jinping’s Anti-Corruption Campaign Entrenches Power Ahead of 21st Party Congress
Fifth plenum focuses on discipline as analysts say crackdown serves as permanent governing tool to eliminate rivals before…
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China Restructures Visa Applications for Indians, Moving Submissions to Embassy and Consulates
China’s new direct submission system and reduced fees make travel easier for Indians, aligning with a broader surge…
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Commuters Praise Taipei, Singapore and Hong Kong Transit as China-Europe Freight Tops 140,000 Trips
Explore the major routes, top-ranked urban systems, and expanding networks driving a massive revival in rail travel across…
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