South Asia
Florida’s Hidden Waters: A Subterranean Warning
We often talk about what's visible, what's on the surface, but the real battles for our planet are…
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India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Nepal
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How a 97-year-old escaped deadly Indian floods on a banana log raft
How do you survive a flood when you're 97 years old and the waters are rising fast? For one elderly resident in Assam, the answer was to cling to a makeshi
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Colombia’s Earthquake Reveals a Systemic Failure of Preparedness
A powerful earthquake in Colombia has claimed 111 lives, revealing the country's failure to prepare for seismic activity, despite having the technology and know-how to mitigate the impact.
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Man accused of murder evades justice for seven months
The arrest of a man accused of murder, seven months after he fled, raises uncomfortable questions about the efficiency of international cooperation and the human cost of a justice system that sometimes moves at a glacial pace.
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Religare’s Demerger Rejection: A Setback for India’s Conglomerate
Religare's proposed demerger has been rejected by the Reserve Bank of India, sending shockwaves through the Indian financial services sector. The company's future prospects are uncertain, but one thing is clear: the next few days will be pivotal for Religare's future.
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‘Green Boots’ to leave Everest after three decades as grim landmark
The body of an Indian climber, known as "Green Boots," has been on Mount Everest for 30 years. Its retrieval sparks debate on the ethics of the Everest industry.
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Will Iran’s Talks with Oman Change the Middle East Balance of Power?
The delicate dance of diplomacy between Iran and Oman is a crucial moment in the region's struggle for influence, with the outcome of these talks having far-reaching consequences for the global energy market and the balance of power in the Middle East.
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Australia’s Bravest Rescue in Midwinter Antarctica
An Australian aviation crew has accomplished the unthinkable by evacuating a patient from McMurdo Station in Antarctica's dead of winter, setting a high standard for others to follow.
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South Korea’s Heatwave: A Scorching Preview of Our Collective Future
South Korea faces an existential crisis as a rapidly changing climate pushes human endurance to its absolute limits, forcing citizens to seek shelter in any air-conditioned space they can find.
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Europe Sugar Output Set for 10-Year Low Amid Tight World Supply
As the world grapples with the challenges of a powerful El Niño, Europe Sugar production is bracing for its worst harvest in over a decade, setting the sta
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Nepal’s economy at crossroads: A tale of modernization and challenges.
Nepal's economy is at a crossroads, with traditional and modern sectors converging in a complex interplay of factors, from government policies to market trends and social considerations.
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