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Russia Moves to Ease Visas With Asia, Africa, Mideast, LatAm
MOSCOW, September 10 — Maria Zakharova stepped to the podium with two messages, and only one of them…
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Nepali Congress factions hold separate BP Memorial Day events as split deepens
KATHMANDU — The Nepali Congress is not healing. It is hardening. Nearly a month after the party’s special…
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Bersama co-leader says party can compete like budget airline
KUALA LUMPUR, June 21 — Bersama, a minor political party registered 10 years ago, is looking to make…
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Xi Jinping Meets Taiwanese Opposition Leader in Beijing Meeting
Xi Warns Taiwan’s Kuomintang: No Tolerance for Independence in First Meeting in a Decade BEIJING – Chinese paramount…
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Nine Afghan Nationals Die When Oil Tanker Hits Pickup in Pakistan’s Balochistan
On 21 December 2025, a pickup truck and an oil tanker collided on the narrow highway near the…
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Shanghai Cooperation Organization Summit Concludes in Tianjin, China, Monday
The Shanghai Cooperation Organization concluded its largest-ever gathering on Monday in Tianjin, China, with the 25th Heads of…
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Singapore’s President: Fiscal Watchdog, Not Policy Driver
Since Singapore became an independent republic in 1965, the presidency has been defined by a clear constitutional mandate:…
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Prabowo Subianto Sworn In as Indonesia’s Eighth President
Jakarta, 2 July 2024 – Former army commander Prabowo Subianto was inaugurated as Indonesia’s eighth president on 20…
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Taiwan Holds General Elections Amid International Scrutiny
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China Deploys Military Forces Near Taiwan Amid Rising Tensions
On August 10, 2023, the People’s Republic of China escalated its military pressure on Taiwan, deploying fighter jets…
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Japan rolls out $1 trillion stimulus package to soften coronavirus impact
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced on Monday a nearly $1 trillion in stimulus to protect its economy…
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Taipei Threatens Manila Over Taiwanese Traveler Entry Ban Dispute
On 14 February, Taiwan’s government warned it would take unspecified retaliatory action if the Philippines does not reverse…
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Coronavirus Hits Hong Kong Economy Harder Than Protests
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