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News
04/25/2024
April 25, 2024
US top diplomat Blinken visits China for tough talks
04/24/2024
April 24, 2024
TikTok vows legal fight after Biden signs sell-or-ban bill
04/24/2024
April 24, 2024
US aid for Taiwan 'will only increase tensions,' China says
04/24/2024
April 24, 2024
EU launches probe into Chinese medical procurement
04/24/2024
April 24, 2024
North Korea delegation visits Iran in rare public trip
04/24/2024
April 24, 2024
Electric cars sales expected to rise to new record in 2024
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Reports & Analysis
Will Taiwan abolish death penalty this year?
Will Taiwan abolish death penalty this year?
Given strong public support for the death penalty, Taiwan may face staunch opposition to abolishing capital punishment.
Turning plastic wrappers into practical items
Turning plastic wrappers into practical items
For Satyajith Aggarwal, turning plastic waste into useful accessories is a labor of love.
How Thai 'boy-love' series raise LGBTQ+ awareness
How Thai 'boy-love' series raise LGBTQ+ awareness
Thai-produced gay-romance TV dramas are becoming increasingly popular across Asia.
What really happens to our old ships
What really happens to our old ships
Shipbreaking in South Asia endangers workers’ lives and the environment.
Rana Plaza disaster 11 years on: What has changed?
Rana Plaza disaster 11 years on: What has changed?
Many Bangladeshi garment workers are still facing overwork, underpay and a lack of job security.
China and India compete for influence in the Maldives
China and India compete for influence in the Maldives
The landslide victory of a pro-Beijing party is likely to test the Maldivian president's tilt away from India.
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In the spotlight
Germany sees spike in Chinese and Russian espionage
There have been six arrests so far, thought to be linked to the Ukraine war, economic interests and a war on democracy.
Heavy rain, floods swamp south China
At least four people have already died and tens of thousands have been evacuated amid heavy rain and landslides.
How Narendra Modi transformed India's image and politics
As India kicks off its general election, Narendra Modi is on course to win a third consecutive term as prime minister.
Why did the Afghan Taliban sour on Pakistan?
The Taliban takeover of Afghanistan has drastically altered the country's relationship with its partners in Pakistan.
Is the EU's image failing in Southeast Asia?
Respondents of a survey showed less confidence in Brussels on issues like upholding free trade and global order.
How European trash illegally ends up in Southeast Asia
The illegal waste trade from Europe to Southeast Asia has emerged as a highly profitable, low-risk criminal enterprise.
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Specials & Events
Global Eyes: A new take on security policy
Is the war in Ukraine making your chapati cheaper? On Global Eyes we break complex issues down to what really matters.
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Living
How India is making new roads from recycled old tires
As the world's third-largest car market, India has a growing problem with tire waste. But some firms also recycle them.
Pakistan: Karachi's stray animals love this man
Street animals don't get a warm welcome from many of Karachi's human residents. But this man is an exception.
In Pakistan, roadside artist fights for recognition
This artist in Islamabad has been active for decades, but has been unable to find galleries to display his pieces.
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