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April 9, 2025

🇺🇸 Trump’s Tariff Tsunami Hits Vietnam Hard, Shakes Southeast Asia’s Economic Dreams

Southeast Asia Feels the Heat as Trump’s Tariffs Threaten Growth and Jobs By [Patricia Renee | April 9, 2025 US President Donald Trump’s latest wave of tariffs is reshaping global trade, and

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January 13, 2026

China Dredging at Antelope Reef Raises South China Sea Tensions

China has stepped up construction activity at Antelope Reef in the South China Sea, deepening regional tensions and sharpening debate over whether US military power can still decisively counter Beijing’s expanding maritime

Business·News

February 19, 2026

Japan Exports Surge 17% in January on Strong China Demand

Japan exports surge in January by nearly 17% compared to a year earlier, driven by robust shipments to China and other Asian markets. Fresh government data show a sharp rebound in overseas

Lee Jae-myung Rises Amid South Korea Political Chaos

The Lee Jae-myung South Korea election campaign has taken a dramatic turn following the country’s unprecedented constitutional crisis. Once beset by legal scandals and a fading political brand, the Democratic Party leader

May 28, 2025

News·Politics

Starbucks South Korea Blocks Candidate Names in App

Starbucks in South Korea Blocks Presidential Candidates’ Names to Stay Politically Neutral In an unusual move aimed at avoiding political controversy, Starbucks South Korea has temporarily banned customers from using the names

May 23, 2025

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Son Heung-min Hailed as ‘National Treasure’ After Win

Son Heung-min Hailed as ‘National Treasure’ After Tottenham’s Europa League Victory Son Heung-min has earned his place in South Korean hearts yet again, following Tottenham Hotspur’s historic Europa League win over Manchester

May 23, 2025

National·News·Sports

Kim Jong Un Blasts ‘Criminal’ Warship Launch Failure

Kim Jong Un Slams Warship Launch Failure as ‘Criminal Act’ North Korea’s Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un has harshly condemned a failed warship launch that occurred Thursday in Chongjin, labeling it a

May 22, 2025

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UK to Transfer Chagos Islands to Mauritius Under Historic Deal

The UK and Mauritius are set to finalize a historic agreement that will transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands—also known as the British Indian Ocean Territory (BIOT)—to Mauritius, ending decades of legal

May 22, 2025

World·News

Kim Jong Un Warship Launch Ends in Failure

The Kim Jong Un launch of a 5,000-ton destroyer ended in disaster on Wednesday. During the ceremony at Chongjin port, the warship lost balance and tipped over while entering the water. Kim

May 22, 2025

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General Munir Pakistan Rises as Nation’s Strongest Leader

General Munir Pakistan has emerged as the country’s most powerful and widely praised figure, following what many consider Pakistan’s most significant conflict with India in decades. The recent military showdown boosted Munir’s

May 22, 2025

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Bomb Attack on Pakistan School Bus in Balochistan Kills Five

A tragic Pakistan school bus bombing in Balochistan has left at least five people dead, including three children, and injured dozens more in one of the deadliest attacks on civilians in recent

May 22, 2025

World·News

Mumbai’s Parsi Museum Preserves Rich Legacy of a Dwindling Community

Mumbai, India | May 17, 2025 — A beautifully renovated Parsi museum in Mumbai is bringing new life to the ancient history and traditions of the Parsi community, a Zoroastrian ethnic group

May 16, 2025

National·News

Australian Fighter Oscar Jenkins Sentenced to 13 Years in Russian-Controlled Luhansk Court

May 17, 2025 | BBC/Compiled Report — An Australian citizen, Oscar Jenkins, has been sentenced to 13 years in a maximum-security prison by a Russian-controlled court in Luhansk, eastern Ukraine. The 33-year-old

May 16, 2025

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🇺🇸 Trump’s Tariff Tsunami Hits Vietnam Hard, Shakes Southeast Asia’s Economic Dreams

China Dredging at Antelope Reef Raises South China Sea Tensions

Japan Exports Surge 17% in January on Strong China Demand

Lee Jae-myung Rises Amid South Korea Political Chaos

Starbucks South Korea Blocks Candidate Names in App

Son Heung-min Hailed as ‘National Treasure’ After Win

Kim Jong Un Blasts ‘Criminal’ Warship Launch Failure

UK to Transfer Chagos Islands to Mauritius Under Historic Deal

Kim Jong Un Warship Launch Ends in Failure

General Munir Pakistan Rises as Nation’s Strongest Leader

Bomb Attack on Pakistan School Bus in Balochistan Kills Five

Mumbai’s Parsi Museum Preserves Rich Legacy of a Dwindling Community

Australian Fighter Oscar Jenkins Sentenced to 13 Years in Russian-Controlled Luhansk Court

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