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Chinese visitors to Japan drop again as tensions keep simmering

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Japan tourist arrivals in January mark first year-on-year fall in four years

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Malaysia announces 30% fare discount for electric train service on all routes during Ramadan

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South Korea’s death penalty in spotlight as prosecutors seek execution for ex-leader Yoon

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Bangladesh PM names Cabinet after election win

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Ukraine peace talks end in Geneva after Zelenskiy says Russia stalling

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Australia bans citizen trying to return from IS camp in Syria

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South Korean civilians sent drones to North 4 times after Lee became president, harming ties: Seoul

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Time to put China on the hook for overfishing

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Poland bars Chinese-made cars from military sites over data security fears

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Takaichi reappointed as Japan PM following landslide election win

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How Japan should respond to Trump’s Project Vault

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In letter to Iowa friends, Xi offers reassurance over Sino-American exchanges

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Australia to ban citizen from returning to country under rarely-used terror laws

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Australian right-wing lawmaker Pauline Hanson denounced over Muslim remarks

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Indonesia coal plant closure U-turn sows energy transition doubts

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MQ-9 drones sharpen US eye on China’s Pacific moves

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EU adds Vietnam, Turks and Caicos, to list of tax havens

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Ex-Bersatu deputy president Hamzah says reset not about him, but about correction and improvement

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Wegovy copycat to be priced competitively, up to 60% discount feasible: Indian drugmaker Dr Reddy’s

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India's AI push gets US$2 billion boost from Yotta's Nvidia investment

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The rising risk of China turning Japanese

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Philippine VP Sara Duterte to run for president in 2028

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Philippine Vice President Duterte to run for president in 2028 elections

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Philippine Vice-President Sara Duterte announces 2028 presidential run

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Chinese calligraphy sees renewed interest in Malaysia, especially among seniors

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Japan to invest $45b in US projects under Trump deal

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85% of TB cases in Malaysia involve locals, says health minister

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Who should run KL? Study into local polls stirs fears over demographics

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Seoul eases curbs on North Korea’s top daily Rodong Sinmun, but few South Koreans read it

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