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By Johnny Blades of RNZ Pacific Pacific Islands countries face increasingly tough challenges in water security as drought and other impacts from El Niño worsen over the region. But experts in water security and water technology say Pacific communities can continue to build resilience, have numerous…
Hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data and Federal Reserve officials’ hawkish commentary raised the chances of a rate increase next month.
Oil rose in Asian trade. Prices had fallen recently on hopes of an end to the Middle East conflict, but U.S.-Iran negotiations remain deadlocked, ANZ said.
Enrolments at Queensland's independent special assistance schools have increased sevenfold over the past decade.
US President Donald Trump says the Iran war is effectively over militarily, but his plan to maintain a naval blockade raises questions about how long the standoff can last and whether it serves the interests of the Arab neighbors he says support it.
A father in southern China used artificial intelligence (AI) to modify his home TV system and tackle his son’s TV addiction. The system requires the boy to answer academic questions every 10 minutes to continue watching. His method has gone viral on mainland Chinese social media, with many parents…
A team of US officials visited India earlier this month for talks on the proposed bilateral trade agreement (BTA), as New Delhi and Washington remain engaged for an early conclusion of the first tranche of the deal, an official said on Tuesday
Navtej SarnaOn the landscape of our discontent, several craters pose immediate challenges: Conflicts without end, struggling multilateral institutions, trade handcuffed by tariffs, the looming AI takeover, and so on
The Foo Fighters frontman had a special bond with Todd Russell and Brant Webb – and on the day of Russell’s death, he played the ballad he wrote for the pair.
New Delhi reacted strongly on Tuesday to reports of Chinese influencers filming videos in Bangladesh and passing them off as depictions of India, calling on authorities in Beijing and Dhaka to take action against those involved in presenting a “distorted picture” of the country
MELAKA, Nov 11 — Fresh from resigning from the federal Cabinet, DAP secretary-general Anthony Loke has urged voters in Melaka who are aggrieved by former prime minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak’s house arrest to channel their dissatisfaction through the ballot box in Saturday’s state election.…
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