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Philippines Reports First Coronavirus Death Outside China
The first confirmed fatality outside China from the novel coronavirus has been recorded in the Philippines. According to…
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Singapore revises residency scheme to attract more investors
The Government of Singapore has made it easier for high-performing businessmen and entrepreneurs to apply for the status…
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Tsai Ing- Wen claims victory in Taiwan presidential race anew
Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen has secured her second term in office following a landslide victory in the January…
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Taiwan’s Top General Shen Yi-ming Killed With Seven Others in Black Hawk Crash
TAIPEI — A search operation is underway in the rugged hills north of Taipei after a military helicopter…
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Thailand Bans Single-Use Plastic Bags at Major Stores as Part of Push to Cut Ocean Waste
When a deer and a dugong were found dead with plastic bags lodged in their stomachs, Thailand’s government…
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