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Sports demonstrate powerful pull for tourism
SINGAPORE, September 17 — The story of the modern sports tourist begins long before the starting lights go…
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Defense Priorities Misjudges Indo-Pacific Approach, Says Japan Times Commentary
TOKYO, September 17 — A commentary published by The Japan Times argues that Defense Priorities, a US-based foreign…
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Egypt Presses ASEAN Sectoral Dialogue Partner Status in Singapore Talks
CAIRO, September 16 — Egypt has moved to deepen its institutional ties with Southeast Asia, with Foreign Minister…
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China Tightens Travel Rules for Tech Workers at Major Firms
BEIJING — The story begins with a Bloomberg report published on Monday, August 4, 2025, and it has…
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Bangsamoro Region Holds First Parliament Election in Peace Process Test
Cotabato, September 14 — Voters in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao cast ballots on Monday, May…
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Hong Kong to Deepen Global South, Middle East Ties: Finance Chief
HONG KONG, September 14 — Hong Kong Financial Secretary Paul Chan Mo-po used his weekly blog post on…
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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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Vietnamese Youth Warm To Chinese Culture And Economic Opportunities
HANOI, September 13 — For years, Vietnam has been the standard example cited by analysts who argue that…
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South Korea to Offer 20,000 Homes at 75 Cents a Day for Young Adults
SEOUL, November 27 — South Korea’s government unveiled a plan on Thursday to supply 20,000 long-term public rental…
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S. Korean envoy urges institutionalized economic security ties with Japan
TOKYO, September 12 — South Korea’s ambassador to Japan, Lee Hyuk, called for institutionalizing economic security cooperation between…
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El Niño and US-Iran Conflict Threaten Asia Inflation as AI Exports Surge
SINGAPORE, September 10 — A second inflation shock is building across Asia while the region’s economies are still…
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North Korea Expands Yongbyon Nuclear Site, IAEA Reports
SEOUL, Sept 9 — A new uranium enrichment facility has been built at North Korea’s Yongbyon nuclear complex,…
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Explainer: What ASEAN’s New Digital Architecture Means for Canada
MANILA, Sept. 3 — Southeast Asia is set to sign the world’s first region-wide digital economy agreement this…
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ASEAN Urged to Rein in Big Tech After Meta’s $18B Deal
MANILA — A U.S. settlement with Meta Platforms announced on Oct. 8, 2025, is prompting ASEAN members to…
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China’s $10.8B Pinglu Canal Opens to Boost SE Asia Trade
NANNING, Sept. 3 — China is set to officially open the Pinglu Canal later this month, a 134-kilometer…
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High debt and rapid ageing increase Thailand’s Japanification risk
BANGKOK, September 2 — Thailand is staring down the risk of “Japanification”—a prolonged trap of low inflation and…
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Japan’s Population to Drop to 87 Million by 2060: Official Projections
Japan’s demographic future has long been a subject of fascination and concern. The official numbers, however, come from…
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Monsoon Season in India: July 2026 Weather Patterns in Shimla and Kolkata
NEW DELHI, July 26 — India’s monsoon, the seasonal engine that drives the country’s agricultural calendar and shapes…
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Cloud Computing and Space Data: AWS vs. SpaceX’s Emerging Services
SEATTLE, July 15 — Amazon Web Services, the cloud computing giant that generated $90 billion in revenue last…
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Nepal rewrites IP rules for the innovation age
KATHMANDU, July 2 — Nepal is moving to rewrite its intellectual property rules for the first time in…
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Nepal’s 1965-era IP law faces rewrite with new geographical indications
KATHMANDU — Nepal’s draft Intellectual Property Bill lands on a desk with decades of dust on it. The…
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Karnataka CM Shivakumar launches voter list revision drive
BENGALURU, June 30 — The story begins not with a grand proclamation, but with a pen and a…
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Melbourne marks International Day of Yoga at Albert Park Lake
MELBOURNE, June 29 — The Consulate General of India in Melbourne marked the 12th International Day of Yoga…
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14 Pakistani police dismissed in Gwadar over militant attack failure
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