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Laos’ 600MW Monsoon Wind Project Pivots ‘Battery of Asia’ to Cross-Border Green Power
Laos is leveraging its new 600-megawatt wind farm to diversify beyond hydropower, aiming to anchor the long-delayed ASEAN Power Grid by 2045.
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Chiikawa’s $21M Korean Run Shows Anime’s Global Box Office Power
The Japanese animated film held the top spot in South Korea for four straight weeks, proving that niche IP can drive massive…
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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 altercation.
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Japan Supplies Half of ITER’s Superconducting Magnets and Leads Tritium Breeding Tests
Japan delivers 10 toroidal field coils and the cryostat while advancing its own fusion pilot plant targeting 2035 plasma and 2040s electricity.
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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 extending stays.
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Southeast Asia Rewrites the Rules of the Datacentre Arms Race
Thailand and Indonesia halt billions in projects to enforce sovereignty and energy limits, forcing Big Tech to negotiate on local terms.
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Jianming Feng killing sparks community safety concerns in Melbourne
Family demands justice and Melbourne’s Chinese community protests following the fatal stabbing of delivery rider Jianming Feng in the CBD.
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African Continental Free Trade Area Gains Momentum as China Invests $16 Billion in Mineral Processing
Chinese-backed processing projects align with AfCFTA’s industrialization goals to shift Africa from raw mineral exports to value-added manufacturing hubs.
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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 warn substantive progress is…
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Oakland’s October Dining Wave Adds Asian Comfort Food Options
New restaurants in Berkeley and the East Bay are launching in October, bringing diverse Asian comfort dishes to the region.
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