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Asia & Pacific 3 years ago

Hun Sen warns against foreign interference

"At any cost, we won't tolerate any action by anybody who wishes to destroy peace in Cambodia," he said.

Lifestyle 3 years ago

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Brazil open door to breaking foreign coach taboo

More than two decades since their last World Cup triumph and without a local consensus pick, Brazil are considering breaking an unwritten taboo: hiring a foreign coach.

Editorial 3 years ago

Tourism needs help, fast

Lackluster growth in China amid ongoing lockdowns, the outright recession feared in Europe and the United States as well as severe economic risks in Japan will all hit Indonesia.

Academia 3 years ago

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Decolonizing research, advancing science and technology

As Indonesia prepares to celebrate Independence Day, perhaps it should take a good look at potential neocolonialism in national research.

Economy 3 years ago

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Strong investment in Q1 but analysts warn about CPO policy

Foreign and domestic direct investment growth post 10-year high, but analysts warn the CPO export ban could harm Indonesia’s appeal in the eyes of investors.

Academia 3 years ago

To achieve health for all, embrace tradition, innovation and evidence

Traditional medicines must continue to be a critical tool in promoting a healthier, fairer and more sustainable future for all.

Sports 4 years ago

Asian Champions League to allow more foreign players

In the 2023-24 edition, coaches will be allowed to field up to six foreign players in their starting line-ups for the first time, an increase of two from the current quota, and at least one of those players must be from another Asian nation.

People 4 years ago

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Fortress Pyongyang: Kim seeks to push back outside influences

Ten years ago, Swiss-educated basketball fan Kim Jong Un seemed open to foreign ideas, but North Korea has long clamped down on what it calls "ideological and cultural invasion".

Food 4 years ago

Starbucks shuts two China outlets after reports they used expired ingredients

The Beijing News report said one of the Starbucks stores used expired matcha liquid to make lattes, while another had put pastries up for sale that were meant to be thrown away.

Lifestyle 4 years ago

Russia brands independent TV channel 'foreign agent'

Russia on Friday added independent TV channel Dozhd (TV Rain) to a growing list of "foreign agent" media outlets as liberal organisations face mounting pressure in the country.

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