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Americas 1 week ago
UN chief calls for AI curbs and end to wars in his last assembly address
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres used his final address to the General Assembly on Tuesday to urge world leaders to regulate artificial intelligence, end wars, focus on climate change and overhaul UN institutions.
Economy 3 weeks ago
Oil prices climb as Mideast war flares
The yen strengthened towards the nearly seven-month high touched against the dollar on Tuesday as traders exited short positions in the Japanese currency amid expectations for faster Bank of Japan interest rate hikes and a potential rush of repatriation of Japanese capital.
Economy 1 month ago
Iran to join BRICS development bank soon
Iran remains under sweeping US and international sanctions, and it has yet to reach a peace deal to end the current conflict with the US and Israel, giving Tehran added incentive to seek alternative financial channels outside the dollar system.
Asia & Pacific 2 months ago
PREMIUM
Changing global order puts ASEAN's relevance to the test
Evi Fitriani, an international relations expert at the University of Indonesia, said wars had long been driven by competition over territory and resources, but today's conflicts were increasingly shaped by globalization and economic interdependence.
Opinion 2 months ago
PREMIUM
Analysis: Indonesia's Police-Prosecutor turf war: A fragile truce
For much of the past week, Indonesia's two most powerful law enforcement institutions, the National Police and the Attorney General's Office (AGO), appeared locked in open confrontation, complete with dueling corruption probes and troops guarding a prosecutor's house. That confrontation now looks to be ending in retreat rather than resolution.
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