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Brazil scientists turn to wild coffee genes to safeguard arabica from climate stress
Sahel armies linked to higher civilian death tolls than jihadists, data indicates
Iran Signals Openness to Talks as Search for Missing U.S. Pilot Escalates War Tensions
China Drafts Sweeping Rules on Digital Humans, Targets Child Safety and AI Misuse
IMF Backs Further BOJ Rate Hikes Despite Iran War Risks to Japan Economy

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NewsDesk MC April 3, 2026April 3, 2026 agriculture, australia, china, Commodities, cost of living, diesel, energy crisis, energy policy, farming, global fuel prices, india, inflation, japan, new zealand, petrol, public transport, rural economy, small business, south korea, supply chains, thailand, transport, urban workers, Vanuatu

Rising fuel costs ripple through daily life worldwide, straining livelihoods from farms to cities

“We’re a bit stuck – the cows still need to be fed, we still need to harvest the feed. It’s

Latest Middle East and North Africa News Top Stories

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UN Delays Vote on Force to Secure Hormuz Shipping Amid Escalating Tensions

Geneva— The United Nations Security Council has postponed a scheduled vote on a draft resolution authorizing “defensive” force to protect

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NewsDesk MC April 2, 2026April 2, 2026 Arabian Gulf, china, energy markets, energy security, gas carriers, Geopolitics, global shipping, international trade, iran, Kpler, Lloyds List, malaysia, maritime blockade, naval tensions, oil exports, oil tankers, qatar, saudi arabia, seafarers, shipping crisis, Strait of Hormuz, trade routes, united states

Iran blockade traps over 2,000 ships in Gulf, choking global energy flows

Riyadh— More than 2,190 commercial vessels, including over 320 oil and gas tankers, were stranded in the Arabian Gulf on

Asia Latest News

NewsDesk MC April 1, 2026April 1, 2026 Cambodia, Chen Zhi, china, criminal syndicate, cross-border crime, cybercrime, extradition, financial crime, FinCEN, fraud networks, Geopolitics, Huione Pay, law enforcement, Li Xiong, money laundering, online scams, Prince Group, sanctions, Southeast Asia, telecom fraud, U.S. Treasury

Cambodia extradites alleged money laundering figure to China in anti-scam push

Beijing— Cambodia has extradited Li Xiong, a former financial executive accused of laundering money for criminal networks, to China, officials

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NewsDesk MC April 1, 2026April 1, 2026 alibaba, AliExpress, Beijing, china, consumer protection, customs reform, digital trade, e-commerce, EU lawmakers, european union, forced labour, Geopolitics, imports, market access, online marketplaces, product safety, sanctions, Shein, Temu, trade tensions, xinjiang

EU presses China on unsafe exports as trade tensions resurface

Beijing — European Union lawmakers pressed Chinese officials this week over a surge of unsafe products entering the bloc and

Asia Latest News Top Stories

NewsDesk MC March 31, 2026March 31, 2026 Asia Pacific, Beijing policy, Cheng Li wun, china, cross strait tensions, defence spending, Foreign Policy, Geopolitics, Hong Kong, Jeanne Shaheen, John Curtis, Kuomintang, Lai Ching te, military strategy, national security law, political debate, regional security, taiwan, Taiwan parliament, US Senate delegation, US Taiwan relations

US senator warns Taiwan against ‘naivety’ on China during visit

Taipei — U.S. Senator John Curtis warned Taiwan on Tuesday not to underestimate China’s intentions, citing developments in Hong Kong

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Taiwan opposition chief to visit China ahead of Trump trip, signaling shift in cross-strait ties

Beijing— The leader of Taiwan’s main opposition party, Cheng Li-wun, will visit China in April at the invitation of President

Asia Latest News Top Stories

NewsDesk MC March 29, 2026March 29, 2026 Asia Pacific, Beijing, china, civil liberties, cybersecurity, digital security, Diplomacy, Foreign Policy, geopolitical tensions, Hong Kong, Hong Kong governance, International Relations, law enforcement, legal framework, national security law, policy dispute, security alert, surveillance rules, U.S. Consulate, U.S.-China relations, united states

China rebukes U.S. alert over Hong Kong security rule changes

Beijing — China’s top diplomat in Hong Kong has protested a U.S. security alert issued in response to new enforcement

NewsDesk MC March 24, 2026 animal welfare, Changchun, china, corgi Dapang, digital media impact, dog breeds, dog migration, dog rescue, drone search, German shepherd, golden retriever, Jilin province, Labrador, local volunteer, missing dogs, online misinformation, Pekinese, pet ownership, rural China, social media, stray dogs, sub-zero temperatures, viral news, viral video

Seven missing dogs in northeast China return home after 17-km journey, drawing widespread attention online

“The episode underscores both the resilience of domestic animals and the speed at which unverified narratives can spread across digital

Asia Latest News

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China protests ‘forceful’ embassy breach in Tokyo, demands probe

Beijing— China lodged a formal protest with Japan on Tuesday after an individual allegedly forced entry into its embassy in

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