IAEA Confirms Safe Tritium Levels in Japan's ALPS Treated Water
The IAEA has reported that tritium levels in Japan's latest batch of treated water are significantly below operational limits, ensuring public safety.
Editorial Staff Jun 17
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Bank of Korea Predicts Continued Inflation Challenges Ahead
The Bank of Korea has indicated that inflation is likely to remain above its target throughout the next year, signaling ongoing economic pressures.
Editorial Staff Jun 17
The Shift in Colombia's Drug Trade: From Rebels to Gangsters
Colombia's cocaine trade is experiencing a significant transformation, with organized crime groups now dominating the market, targeting Europe and Asia.
Editorial Staff Jun 17
Young Australians Shun Traditional News Sources, Survey Reveals
A recent survey indicates that most Australians under 25 have never turned to newspapers or radio for news, reflecting a significant shift in media consumption habits among the youth.
Editorial Staff Jun 15
AIIB's Zou Jiayi Stresses Importance of Sustainable Infrastructure in Asia
During her recent tour of 15 member economies, AIIB President Zou Jiayi underscored the critical need for sustainable infrastructure projects to enhance living standards.
Editorial Staff Jun 15
John Lee Reflects on Final Year as Chief Executive Amid Speculation for 2027
As Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu enters the final year of his term, he emphasizes his commitment to achieving significant goals, while remaining noncommittal about a potential run in 2027.
Editorial Staff Jun 15
Wong Applauds US-Iran Peace Agreement; Joyce Claims Fundraising Success for One Nation
In today's updates, Wong expresses support for the US-Iran peace deal while Joyce asserts he has raised millions for One Nation ads. Concerns over free speech among university students are highlighted.
Editorial Staff Jun 14
Second Half Showcases Potential for Dutch and Japanese Teams Ahead of World Cup
The thrilling second-half performances from both the Netherlands and Japan suggest promising prospects as they prepare for the upcoming World Cup.
Editorial Staff Jun 14
Singapore's Trail Running Community Fuels Ambitious 165km Ultramarathon
Despite its lack of mountainous terrain and dense forests, Singapore is embracing a burgeoning trail running community that is set to host a challenging 165km ultramarathon.
Editorial Staff Jun 14
Vibrant Dutch Supporters Light Up Dallas Ahead of World Cup Match
In a lively display of team spirit, thousands of Dutch fans donned orange attire and gathered outside Dallas Stadium prior to the Netherlands' World Cup clash with Japan.
Editorial Staff Jun 14
Jonno Duniam Announces Departure from Politics, Citing Family Priorities
Tasmanian senator Jonno Duniam has decided to leave politics, expressing that the recent leadership turmoil has taken a toll on him, and he feels the need to focus on his family.
Editorial Staff Jun 14
Jonathon Duniam Announces Retirement; Tragic Discovery in Sydney River
Tasmanian Liberal senator Jonathon Duniam has revealed plans to retire from politics by year-end, while a father and daughter were found deceased in a Sydney river.
Editorial Staff Jun 14
Geely Auto Undertakes Restructuring to Compete with BYD
In response to fierce competition from BYD, Geely Auto is set to reduce excess capacity as part of a broader strategy to enhance its global competitiveness in the automotive sector.
Editorial Staff Jun 14
Air India Crash Inquiry Requires Additional Time, Officials Report
Officials have indicated that more time is necessary for the investigation into last year's Air India crash that resulted in 260 fatalities, citing significant progress.
Editorial Staff Jun 12
Ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol Sentenced to 30 Years for Drone Incident
Yoon Suk Yeol, the former President of South Korea, has received a 30-year prison sentence for sending drones into North Korea, adding to his previous life sentence.
Editorial Staff Jun 12
CLSA Brand to Disappear as Citic Takes Over in 2026
After 40 years of operation, the CLSA brand will be replaced by Citic, a state-owned financial entity in China, starting next year.
Editorial Staff Jun 12
Regulatory Warning Impacts Chinese Tech Stocks Amid Shopping Event
Chinese regulators have issued warnings to Alibaba and JD.com regarding their sales practices during the recent ‘6.18’ shopping event, leading to a decline in their stock prices.
Editorial Staff Jun 11
Vietnam Veterans Challenge Trump's Proposed Arch Near Arlington Cemetery
A lawsuit filed by three Vietnam War veterans seeks to prevent President Trump from constructing an arch close to Arlington National Cemetery, the final resting place for 400,000 service members and their families.
Editorial Staff Jun 10
China's Underground Detector Reveals Initial Insights on Ghost Particles
A significant underground detector in China has published its first major findings regarding elusive ghost particles, marking a notable step in particle physics research.
Editorial Staff Jun 10
Utsunomiya Authorities Capture Bear After Extended Search
A bear that had been roaming the streets of Utsunomiya, Japan, was captured following multiple sightings that raised safety concerns, including school closures.
Editorial Staff Jun 9