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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…
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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…
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Why South-East Asia Is The Perfect Winter-Sun Escape For British Travellers In 2026
With bookings up 66 per cent in Vietnam and direct flights from London, the region offers unbeatable value…
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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…
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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…
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Japan’s Restaurant of Mistaken Orders Reframing Dementia Through Hospitality
Pop-up eateries staffed by seniors with dementia turn order errors into lessons in patience, spreading from Tokyo to…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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How China’s Shift Toward Nuclear Energy and Renewables Shapes Trade
Examining China’s domestic generation mix and energy security policies amid its transition away from heavy fossil fuel reliance.
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Russia’s Seizure of Japan Tobacco’s Assets Highlights Risks for Foreign Companies
Putin’s decree placed JTI’s four Russian factories under state control, exposing the vulnerability of overseas investments in Eurasia.
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Japan weighs explicit exception to non-nuclear principles in security strategy
Tokyo considers allowing nuclear weapons entry in emergencies to bolster U.S. deterrence, a shift that may provoke Chinese…
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Taiwan’s Night Markets and Wild Landscapes Draw Global Travelers
InsideAsia Tours launches Taiwan itineraries as British visitors flock to the island’s neon cities and 3,000-meter peaks.
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Lance Cpl. Devin J. Hernandez Dies Following Fast-Rope Training Incident in Okinawa
The death of a 25-year-old Marine at Camp Schwab marks the fourth fatality for the Corps in fiscal…
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How Historic Chinatowns Are Fighting to Preserve Their Culinary and Social Identity
As urban development and gentrification threaten historic enclaves, community leaders are working to protect the heritage of traditional…
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Japan Weighs German GCAP Role Against 2035 Fighter Deadline
Tokyo warns London that adding Berlin to the trilateral jet project risks delays, demanding any new role come…
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Why Thailand’s Growing Defense Ties With Israel Shape Regional Security
Examining how Thailand’s military procurement strategy influences its diplomatic balancing act within the broader Southeast Asian security framework.
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Japan’s $500 Billion Defence Surge Reshapes Military Capabilities
Tokyo plans to nearly double defence spending to counter China, but faces acute personnel shortages that could limit…
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Agoda Named Travel Partner for First Eurovision Asia Grand Final
Agoda’s partnership marks the first Eurovision Asia finale in Thailand, driving tourism interest from Japan and Singapore while…
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How Asian Travelers Are Reshaping Tourism by Seeking Lesser-Known Destinations
As traditional hubs face recovery hurdles, Asian tourists are increasingly prioritizing unique cultural experiences over conventional travel hotspots.
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Thailand Lets Five Uyghurs Challenge Chinese Extradition in Court
Thai authorities grant five Uyghur men the right to contest deportation in court amid warnings they face torture…
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