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September 12, 2026
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Saudi Arabia Shuts Oil Lifeline as Middle East War Widens

Saudi Arabia has temporarily shut its 1,200-kilometre East-West oil pipeline after a drone attack damaged the vital crude conduit, adding to mounting disruptions to energy flows across the Middle East as the

Business

North Korea’s Unlikely Consumer Boom

North Korea, a country rarely associated with leisure or consumer choice, is experiencing an unlikely boom in coffee shops, luxury malls, waterparks, resorts and other forms of entertainment as leader Kim Jong Un seeks to channel growing household wealth into

September 11, 2026

Hungary Tightens China Ties as Budapest Reopens Beijing Deals

Business

Hungary’s new government is stepping up pressure on Chinese companies, reopening previously approved investment and funding agreements while tightening environmental regulations for factories, a

Thailand’s Data Centre Boom Sparks Public Safety Fears

Business

Thailand’s rapid expansion of data centres is raising concerns over public safety, pollution and regulatory oversight after authorities discovered that a facility in Bangkok

Billionaire’s Gamble on a Radical Treatment for His Daughter’s Sight

September 7, 2026
Business

Billionaire investor Bill Ackman has turned his daughter’s devastating medical crisis into an extraordinary test of an experimental therapy, after doctors transferred mitochondria from her leg muscle to her eyes in an

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China Searches for Hundreds Missing After Border Mudslide

September 6, 2026
Business

About 20 Chinese rescue workers in bright orange protective clothing operated excavators, shovels and ground-penetrating radar detectors on Sunday as recovery teams searched for hundreds of people still missing after a tsunami-like

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Mao’s Ghost Returns as China Reconsiders Its Revolutionary Past

September 6, 2026
Business

The crimson flags hanging over Nanjie village’s “East is Red” Square barely move in the sweltering summer heat as tourists pose for photographs beside a towering statue of Chairman Mao Zedong. Nearly

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Sweden’s Startup Boom Faces Election Test

September 6, 2026
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Sweden risks losing its position as one of the world’s leading centres for start-ups and vibrant equity markets if the leftwing opposition wins the country’s elections on September 13, according to one

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Trump’s Venezuela Push Opens New Front With China

September 6, 2026
Business

Venezuela is emerging as a major testing ground for US President Donald Trump’s ambitions in the Western Hemisphere and a potential new arena of rivalry with China. After announcing plans to seize

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India and China Prepare for New Border Commander Talks

September 5, 2026
Business

India and China are expected to hold Corps Commander-level talks in the coming days amid reports of tension in the Taksing area of Arunachal Pradesh’s Upper Subansiri district, as both sides continue

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Japan’s Finance Minister Caught Between Washington and Takaichi

September 5, 2026
Business

On a Monday evening in May, Japan’s Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama sat down for dinner with US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent at a Japanese restaurant inside a 400-year-old garden in central Tokyo.

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Air India Fires Pilot After Positive Drug Test Is Flagged

September 5, 2026
Business

Air India has terminated the employment of the pilot-in-command of an Airbus A320 flight involved in a sudden altitude loss after the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) flagged and confirmed a positive

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UN Backs New Map of Africa, Challenging a 500-Year Cartographic Habit

September 5, 2026
Business/Geopolitics

The United Nations General Assembly has adopted a resolution calling for greater use of world maps that more accurately represent the relative size of Africa and other continents, in a vote led

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Singapore’s Fintech Talent Crisis Deepens as AI Raises the Bar

September 4, 2026
Business

Singapore’s efforts to strengthen its fintech talent pipeline are confronting a persistent problem: a shortage of experienced professionals with expertise across both technology and finance, a gap that is becoming more pressing

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