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Sudan: A crisis of political transition
Sudan is in the midst of a political crisis after security forces opened fire on pro-democracy protesters in the capital,…
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Hong Kong: Why are there protests?
On the surface, these protests are about plans that would allow extradition from Hong Kong to mainland China. The government…
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Japan: F-35 fighter crash, pilot suffered spatial disorientation
The sudden crash of a Japanese F-35 stealth fighter into the Pacific Ocean in April this year was likely caused by the…
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E-commerce: AirAsia to sell hotel bookings, beauty products and more
AirAsia Group Bhd. – Southeast Asia’s largest budget carrier, wants to sell more than cheap flight tickets. AirAsia is talking…
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Rubbish: 69 containers on its way back to Canada, arrives in 20 days
A cargo ship carrying tonnes of rubbish dumped in the Philippines by Canada more than five years ago, causing a…
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America’s economic problems – not China
China is not an enemy. It is a nation trying to raise its living standards through education, international trade, infrastructure…
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And so came the end of May
Theresa May has been forced from office by her own MPs because they concluded there would be no progress on delivering Brexit,…
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Trump war on political Islam: The Implications
One has to admire US President Donald Trump‘s tenacity. Despite the many fiascos of his Middle East policy, he keeps going down…
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Sudan: A new regional battleground?
Ever since the upsurge of popular unrest – the so-called “Arab Spring” – erupted in the Middle East just over…
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Harry and Meghan: Public awaits first glimpse of newborn son
Royal fans will today catch their first glimpse of the newborn son of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex when…
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