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Japan Is Preparing For A Harder World
Tokyo, October 1 Japan’s 2026 Diplomatic Bluebook, released this week, declares the post-Cold War era has ended and…
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US-China Trade Truce Extended to January 10 After Xi-Trump Summit, but Disputes Remain
WASHINGTON, September 30 — The US-China trade truce remains fragile despite a two-month extension following the summit between…
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Trump Says Xi Understands His Taiwan Stance, but Gives No Detail of Summit Talks
BEIJING — President Xi Jinping “understands” President Donald Trump’s position on Taiwan, according to Trump’s own account of…
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Nepal Seeks Role as Asia’s Economic and Digital Bridge: Khanal
NEW YORK, September 25 — Nepal’s foreign minister, Shishir Khanal, used a New York platform on Friday to…
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China’s Zhang Youxia, Once Xi’s Top General, Is Expelled From the Communist Party
BEIJING, October 17 — China’s Ministry of National Defense announced on Saturday that General Zhang Youxia and General…
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Trump and Xi to Hold Washington Talks Thursday With Tariffs and AI on the Agenda
WASHINGTON, September 20 — President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are due to meet in Washington…
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Samsung Fridge Glitch After Update Sparks Chuseok Outrage
SUWON, September 23 — Samsung Electronics has yet to announce a compensation plan for tens of thousands of…
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Driscoll’s Blueberry Push in China Sparked Copycat Farms and Lawsuits, WSJ Reports
WATSONVILLE, September 22 — Driscoll’s, the family-owned berry company headquartered here, is the largest berry supplier in the…
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Ahead of Xi-Trump Summit, Analysts Say Beijing Seeks Industrial Self-Reliance Without Big Concessions
WASHINGTON, September 19 — President Xi Jinping of China and President Donald Trump will meet in Washington next…
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AI Looms Over Next Week’s Xi-Trump Summit, but a Deal Looks Out of Reach
WASHINGTON, September 19 — A summit between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping is set for Washington…
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Bangsamoro’s First Parliamentary Election Faces Legal Challenges and a Trust Gap
Cotabato, September 14 — Voters in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao cast ballots on Monday, May…
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LDP-Backed Genta Koja Wins Okinawa Governor Race
NAHA, September 13 — Genta Koja, the candidate backed by Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party, has won the…
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NDR 2026: PM Wong Says Malay/Muslim Office-Holders and MPs Team to Be Renewed
Singapore, August 23 — Prime Minister Lawrence Wong addressed the renewal of Malay/Muslim office-holders and MPs during the…
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North Korean Missile Test Leaves Asia Flights Running, but Tourism Risks Loom
Seoul, August 21 — The U.S. and South Korean militaries concluded their annual Ulchi Freedom Shield exercises on…
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What CKHT Really Is: Malaysia’s Property Gains Tax in Plain Words
The Real Property Gains Tax Act arrived on 7.11.1975, a Tuesday, and swept away the Land Speculation Tax…
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Mumbai Counts Its Water Gains While the Trains Run Late
MUMBAI, July 10 — The monsoon has done what it does every year in this city of more…
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A Weak Yen Is Pulling Tourists Into Japan, but Not Much Foreign Investment
TOKYO, July 6 — For all the noise about Japan’s return as a global economic force, the salient…
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Nepali Congress Reschedules Lower-Level Conventions as Factions Edge Toward Unity Deal
KATHMANDU, July 5 — Pradip Paudel, a senior leader of the Nepali Congress party, has called on all…
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Guangzhou restaurant owner invited to graduation photos by PhD regular of seven years
A Guangzhou diner owner who quit school as a teenager will attend a university graduation ceremony this month.…
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Tanker Rams Tractor Carrying Devotees in Karnataka, Killing Six
Karnataka, May 15, 2026 — cyberinktimes.com — The six people who died in the May 15 tanker collision…
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Indonesia Bus Crash Kills 16 in Tanker Collision
A devastating road accident has occurred in Sumatra, Indonesia, resulting in the loss of at least 16 lives…
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Badghis Bus Crash Kills 9, Injures 35 in Afghanistan
The bus that overturned on a February afternoon in Badghis Province did not crash in isolation. Nine people…
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Thailand Crane Collapse Kills 32, Injures 66
The investigation into Thursday’s crane collapse in Nakhon Ratchasima province will likely focus on a single, brutal question:…
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Rajasthan School Roof Collapse Kills at Least Seven Children After Heavy Rain
A devastating school collapse in the small village of Piplodi, Jhalawar District, India, has resulted in the loss…
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