South Asia
India’s Hunger Strikes: A Desperate Battle for Environmental Justice
As an Indian environmental activist edges closer to a tragic fate, the world watches in horror. But behind…
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Japan Sounds Alarm in South China Sea, Calls for Action to Prevent War
Japan's Defence Minister Shinjiro Koizumi warns of war in the South China Sea, emphasizing the need to prevent conflict and maintain regional stability, despite China's military expansion in the region.
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Japan’s Defence Shift: A Calculated Move to Prevent War or a Provocation?
Japan must carefully balance its need to prevent war with the concerns of its citizens as it shifts away from its traditional pacifist stance.
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Zampa’s Spin Leaves Bangladesh Reeling
Australian spinner Adam Zampa stole the show in the team's opening T20 match against Bangladesh, leading the team to a nail-biting victory.
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Japan Ice Cream Giants Face Crackdown Over Price-Fixing Allegations
Japan's ice cream giants face a surprise crackdown over price-fixing allegations, leaving consumers wondering if their sweet treats have been unfairly priced.
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Japan raids ice cream giants over price-fixing allegations
As Japan swelters under record summer temperatures, the country's Fair Trade Commission has launched a surprising crackdown on ice cream giants over allega
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Japan’s bold rate hike sends shockwaves through global economy
Japan's interest rate hike is a crucial development in the global economy, with far-reaching consequences for trade, investment, and economic growth.
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Dancing girl’s torso restored in Indian textbook, sparking cultural debate
The restored image of the Dancing girl has sparked a cultural debate in India, raising questions about artistic freedom and historical accuracy.
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South Korea’s Starbucks to shut for staff history lesson after backlash
In South Korea, a country known for its vibrant culture and rich history, a recent marketing mishap by Starbucks has left a sour taste. The chain's ill-fat
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Elon Musk Downplays Government Aid, Stakes Claim Companies Can Thrive Without
Tech billionaire Elon Musk has sparked a heated debate, asserting that government incentives have a minimal impact on his companies' success.
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Man apologizes for racist gesture at World Cup match.
A man has sparked outrage after making a racist gesture at a Korean influencer during a World Cup match in Mexico, prompting an apology and a wider discussion about racism in sports.
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