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India Pushes SCO for Unified Front on Terrorism
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India Pushes SCO for Unified Front on Terrorism

Taiwan's MOFA Navigates a Crowded Diplomatic Stage
Geopolitics

Taiwan's MOFA Navigates a Crowded Diplomatic Stage

How the ‘geopolitical stigma’ associated with Putin’s Russia is affecting ordinary Russians
Geopolitics

How the ‘geopolitical stigma’ associated with Putin’s Russia is affecting ordinary Russians

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Khmer New Year Festivals - Traditions and Celebrations in Cambodia

Festivals in Cambodia mark Khmer New Year with Buddhist ceremonies, ancestral offerings, water blessings, traditional ga…

Khmer New Year Festivals - Traditions and Celebrations in Cambodia
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Do pimple patches actually work? Here’s what the science says

If you’re squeamish, you might want to avoid the TikTok videos of people peeling off their pimple patches. But if you wa…

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Do pimple patches actually work? Here’s what the science says
Khmer New Year Festivals - Traditions and Celebrations in Cambodia
Culture

Khmer New Year Festivals - Traditions and Celebrations in Cambodia

Festivals in Cambodia mark Khmer New Year with Buddhist ceremonies, ancestral of…

Do pimple patches actually work? Here’s what the science says
Science

Do pimple patches actually work? Here’s what the science says

If you’re squeamish, you might want to avoid the TikTok videos of people peeling…

Street Food in Penang - Top Hawker Dishes and Eating Spots
Culinary

Street Food in Penang - Top Hawker Dishes and Eating Spots

Many visitors flock to Penang for its vibrant street food scene, where decades-o…

K-Pop Culture Guide - BTS, Industry, Global Impact
Culture

K-Pop Culture Guide - BTS, Industry, Global Impact

Just a global music phenomenon, K-Pop blends tight choreography, polished produc…

Bangladesh Builds Stronger Democratic Foundations
Politics

Bangladesh Builds Stronger Democratic Foundations

Bangladesh is entering a consequential period of institutional renewal, with a g…

Asia

Modi Hails Pradeep Kumar's Bronze at Asian Para Games

Indian discus thrower Pradeep Kumar claimed bronze in the Men's Discus Throw F43/F44/F62/F64 event at the Asian Para Gam…

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Modi Hails Pradeep Kumar's Bronze at Asian Para Games
Asia

Asian Nations Transform Defense Through Innovation

Military modernization across Asia has shifted from simple budget increases to sophisticated technological advancement a…

Asian Nations Transform Defense Through Innovation

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Thailand Builds Stronger Democratic Foundations

Thailand Builds Stronger Democratic Foundations

Across Thailand, a quiet but meaningful transformation is reshaping the relationship between government institutions and the citizens they serve. In recent months, a growing emphasis on participatory governance, administrative reform, and civic education has begun redefining what political accountability looks like in one of Southeast Asia's most culturally dynamic nations.

European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee Heads to Beijing and Shanghai for High-Level Talks

European Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee Heads to Beijing and Shanghai for High-Level Talks

An eight-member delegation from the European Parliament's Committee on Foreign Affairs, led by Chair David McAllister, is travelling to China on 21–23 July for high-level meetings covering trade tensions, human rights, Ukraine, and the Indo-Pacific. The visit is described as one of the most significant foreign policy engagements undertaken by the committee in its current term.

Indonesia's Institutions Chart a New Course for Governance

Across the Indonesian archipelago, a quiet but consequential transformation is taking shape. Political institutions at every level of government are recalibrating their approaches to public administration, civic participation, and policy delivery — signaling a maturing democracy that is learning to govern a vast and extraordinarily diverse nation with greater precision and purpose.

Indonesia's Institutions Chart a Bolder Governance Path

Across Indonesia's sprawling archipelago, a quiet but consequential transformation is underway. Political institutions at every level of government are embracing reform-minded approaches that prioritize accountability, civic participation, and long-term public trust. What emerges is a portrait of a democracy actively maturing — one that is increasingly confident in its own model of governance.

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India Pushes SCO for Unified Front on Terrorism

India Pushes SCO for Unified Front on Terrorism

India's Defence Minister Rajnath Singh called on Shanghai Cooperation Organisation member states to dismantle the "entire ecosystem of terrorism" at the 25th SCO Council of Heads of Government meeting in Dushanbe on October 20, 2026. Singh also stressed that regional connectivity must respect the sovereignty and territorial integrity of all nations.

Artificial Intelligence Patents in Asia: The Race to Dominate Tomorrow's Technology Landscape

Artificial Intelligence Patents in Asia: The Race to Dominate Tomorrow's Technology Landscape

New data from the World Intellectual Property Organization reveals that generative AI patent publications nearly tripled in two years, with Asian nations — led by China and Japan — positioning themselves at the forefront of one of the fastest-moving innovation races ever recorded. Patent trends expose a deepening strategic competition for intellectual property dominance in generative AI across the Asia-Pacific region.

Nuclear Tests Shatter Trust, Not Prove Strength, UN Chief Warns on International Day against Nuclear Tests

Nuclear Tests Shatter Trust, Not Prove Strength, UN Chief Warns on International Day against Nuclear Tests

UN Secretary-General António Guterres marked the International Day against Nuclear Tests on 29 August with a call for all nuclear-armed states to maintain existing moratoria and bring the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty into force without delay. Guterres framed nuclear testing not as a demonstration of power but as an act that shatters trust, invites reciprocal tests, and fuels a nuclear arms race.

Taiwan MFA Site: Navigation Menu, No Policy Content

Taiwan MFA Site: Navigation Menu, No Policy Content

The Republic of China Ministry of Foreign Affairs webpage provided as a source contains only site navigation elements, search tags, and directory listings, with no substantive policy statements or news content. No verifiable facts about trilateral US-Japan-South Korea security coordination on the Taiwan Strait could be drawn from the material provided.

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Kuala Lumpur Restaurants - Best Local Food and Dining Areas

Kuala Lumpur Restaurants - Best Local Food and Dining Areas

It's impossible to visit Kuala Lumpur without tasting nasi lemak, the fragrant coconut rice often served with sambal, crispy anchovies and boiled egg that defines Malaysian comfort food. Kuala Lumpur blends Malay, Chinese and Indian culinary traditio

Asia's Vegan Revolution Is Blooming on the Plate

Asia's Vegan Revolution Is Blooming on the Plate

There is a moment in certain restaurants across Asia — a pause between the arrival of a dish and the first bite — where something shifts. The bowl in front of you carries no meat, no dairy, no egg. Yet the fragrance rising from it is ancient, complex, almost meaty in its depth. This is the new vegan Asia: not a cuisine of absence, but one of extraordinary abundance.

The Art of Ramen: Asia's Beloved Bowl Gets a Modern Twist

The Art of Ramen: Asia's Beloved Bowl Gets a Modern Twist

Ramen, the iconic Japanese noodle soup, continues to captivate food lovers across Asia and beyond with its rich broths, springy noodles, and endless topping combinations. From traditional tonkotsu to innovative fusion variations, chefs and home cooks alike are reinventing this beloved dish for a new generation.

Fish Amok: Cambodia's Silky Coconut Curry Custard

Fish Amok: Cambodia's Silky Coconut Curry Custard

In the early morning mist along the Tonlé Sap, fishmongers call out over baskets of freshly caught snakehead and catfish while the scent of toasted turmeric and lemongrass drifts from nearby kitchens. This is the sensory prelude to amok trey, a dish so beloved that to many Cambodians it is not simply food—it is identity, memory, and pride wrapped in a folded banana leaf.

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