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How the 1965 Voting Rights Act Ended Racial Discrimination in Voting and Strengthened Federal Oversight
WASHINGTON, October 5 — The Voting Rights Act of 1965 remains a cornerstone of federal civil rights enforcement,…
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The Place Of Central Asia In Azerbaijan’s Foreign Policy
BAKU, October 4 — Azerbaijan is deepening its strategic engagement with Central Asia, positioning itself as a critical…
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Anti-South Asian online hate surges in US under Trump 2.0, study finds
WASHINGTON, October 3 — A new report from the Centre for the Study of Organised Hate documents a…
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Federal Judge Rules Flock Search Unconstitutional
WASHINGTON, October 3 — In a ruling that raises concerns about privacy and civil liberties, a federal judge…
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Federal workforce reaches 60-year low as Trump administration cuts hundreds of thousands of jobs
Washington, October 1 — The size of the United States federal civilian workforce fell to its lowest level…
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Thai court case risks election rerun and renewed political turmoil
BANGKOK, September 25 — Thailand’s Constitutional Court is weighing a case that could dissolve the Move Forward Party…
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Singapore’s June trade growth misses forecast but signals resilient export outlook
SINGAPORE, July 17 — What happens when an economic forecast doesn’t quite hit the mark? Singapore’s June 2024…
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Mumbai issues leptospirosis warning as monsoon peaks
MUMBAI, July 10 — The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation today issued a public advisory on leptospirosis, urging citizens to…
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Greens MP proposes state investment in Hastings McCain plant after closure
The Hastings McCain plant will process its last vegetables in January 2027. Then the freezers go dark. The…
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Thailand to Host International Healthcare Week 2026, Boosting Medical Hub Ambitions
Bangkok, June 22 — Informa Markets has joined forces with Thailand’s Department of Health Service Support (DHSS) to…
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Jeepney Crash Kills 4, Injures 10 in Philippines
Philippines, May 10, 2026 — cyberinktimes.com — The jeepney that crashed into a tree on May 10, 2026,…
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SCO Summit Ends, Signals Asian Order Shift
The largest summit in Shanghai Cooperation Organization history ended Monday in Tianjin, China, leaving behind a geopolitical footprint…
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Laos’ Hydropower Expansion Sparks Environmental Concerns Across Region
Since 2010, Laos has erected more than 70 dams on the Mekong River and its tributaries, rapidly turning…
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Indonesia Expands Satellite Internet to Rural Islands Nationwide Successfully
On May 18, 2024, the Indonesian government announced an expansion of its satellite internet initiative to cover rural…
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10 Pilgrims Killed in Kumbh Mela Bus Collision
India, February 14, 2025 — infopulsetoday.com — The Kumbh Mela draws tens of millions. Prayagraj roads become rivers…
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India Pharma Blast Kills 17, Injures 41 Workers
A devastating explosion at a pharmaceutical facility in Anakapalli, Andhra Pradesh, India, has left at least seventeen workers…
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Asian Elephant Injures 13 at Sri Lanka Festival
Kataragama, Sri Lanka, July 7, 2024 — cyberinktimes.com — A chaotic scene unfolded in Kataragama, Sri Lanka, on…
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Bangkok’s underground gaming fuels a new banking crisis
Published on May 9, 2024, a new UNODC report identifies Bangkok’s underground gaming sector as more than a…
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Indonesia’s Next President Inherits a Nation of Sharp Edges
On 14 February 2024 Indonesians cast ballots to choose a successor to President Joko Widodo, who is constitutionally…
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South Korea School Bus Crash Injures 80
South Korea, June 16, 2023 — cyberinktimes.com — A devastating multiple-vehicle collision involving three school buses has occurred…
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Manila Post Office Fire Halts Philippines Mail Sorting Hub
Manila, May 21, 2023 — cyberinktimes.com — The Manila Central Post Office building was designed with the Pasig…
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Japan Invests $338 Million to Reduce Chip Dependence Abroad Suddenly
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Philippine Gov’t totally bans deployment of workers to Iraq
On January 14, 2020, the Philippine government imposed a total ban on deploying overseas Filipino workers to Iraq,…
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