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Beijing is offering funds and training to help nations win Unesco listings, a move analysts say boosts its soft power.
Executives from start-ups and tech giants highlight cross-border integration across sectors, from AI and aviation to professional services and trade.
The main challenger to the PM will have the first opportunity to build a ruling coalition after neither bloc won a clear majority.
A restraining order failed to protect her. Now a Tokyo shop worker’s murder has prompted calls to fit convicted stalkers with GPS tags.
As Cop31 targets billions in green finance, remote communities across Southeast Asia struggle with the recurring cost of power.
Reviews of a dozen confidential photo-shoot contracts, including from Diesel, Calvin Klein and L’Oreal, show how AI is upending modelling.
One observer notes AI matchmaking could create happier marriages, helping lift society’s cynicism towards romance.
Hong Kong’s former health director, who handled the Sars outbreak in 2003, was the first Chinese person to lead a United Nations agency.
Data centres worsen water shortages amid El Nino-fuelled drought, sparking protests and forcing some residents to skip showers.
The reserved figure offers a stark contrast to Netanyahu, aiming to unite a divided nation and curb settler violence in West Bank.
Uniqlo’s socks U-turn and Saizeriya’s Doria apology show it’s not easy to change consumers’ entrenched deflationary mindset.
While competition once centred on getting into college, teenagers are increasingly under pressure to get a higher secondary place.
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Department says new two-in-one device lets teammates detect a distress signal within 500 metres without a separate handheld receiver.
Priced out of official prescriptions, Malaysians are buying unregulated slimming jabs online – with no guarantee of what’s inside.
Traditional Chinese medicine experts give tips on the latest viral beauty-and-wellness obsession that supposedly points to iron deficiency.
Union demonstrators marched along the traditional route, while police thwarted a rival Yellow Vest rally that had been banned by authorities.
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