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asia.nikkei.com

asianage.com

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asiatimes.com

• The postwar Japan constitution: a ‘Get Out of Jail Free’ card
• FT: Hegseth broker tried to invest in weapons just before Iran war
• The US, Israel and Iran all claim that God’s on their side in war
• What China’s spy chief was really seeking in Indonesia
• Weapons, women and the rise of hybrid insurgency in Balochistan
• Why India’s missing from the Iran war mediation table
• Zelensky may be defying Trump with strikes on Russian oil
• Striking Iran during talks has left a wound that won’t heal
• Danantara’s ‘impact investing’ is really just state capitalism
• Gate of Tears could soon be Iran war’s next stranglehold
• Iran war sold on missile numbers that don’t add up
• Why Russia won’t run out of soldiers anytime soon

bbc.co.uk-asia

• How Pakistan won over Trump to become an unlikely mediator in the Iran war
• 'Felt close to death': Indian seafarers detained in Iran return home
• China bans storing cremated remains in empty 'bone ash apartments'
• Eurovision Song Contest launches first-ever Asia edition
• Long queues in Myanmar as Iran war fuel crisis deepens
• 'A succulent Chinese meal' - iconic Australian quote immortalised in national film archive
• Fugitive Dezi Freeman shot dead by Australian police after seven months in hiding
• Social media firms must better enforce Australia under-16 ban, watchdog says
• Oil rises and Asia shares slide as Iran war enters fifth week
• Myanmar junta chief Min Aung Hlaing nominated as president
• Fuel tax halved and free public transport offered as war pushes up prices in Australia
• Nepal's ex-PM arrested over fatal protest crackdown

channelnewsasia.com

• Infantino promises FIFA backing for Iran to play at World Cup
• Oracle begins cutting thousands of jobs, CNBC reports
• Japan, France to ink rare-earths deal, Nikkei reports
• China and Pakistan outline five-point plan to end Mideast war
• Apple tests Siri feature that handles multiple commands at once, Bloomberg News reports
• KKR plans to privatise Japan's Taiyo Holdings with $3.3 billion tender offer
• Relegation-battling Spurs appoint De Zerbi as manager
• Woods told police he was looking at phone before rollover crash
• Former Twelve Cupcakes workers to get part of unpaid salaries after months of talks: Union
• Tether cuts two gold traders hired three months ago, source says
• Tech giant Sea to donate S$50m to boost football development in Singapore
• Trump says other countries should 'just take' the Strait of Hormuz

mekongreview.com

• The Great Bangalore Road Show C.S. Bhagya
• The unwanted election Aung Naing Soe
• The end of an era Mohsina Malik and Ashish Kumar Kataria
• Cautionary tales Calum Stuart
• Rocking and rolling Pippo Carmona
• Cultural misinterpretation Nathalie Chi
• Moving beyond Soobin Kim
• Spaces Robert Wood
• Power and conquest Soham Gadre
• Trading words for bullets Oliver Raw
• The tracks of history Leong Kar Yen
• LANGA Ruhaini Matdarin, translated from Malay by Pauline Fan

rfa.org

• North Korean hackers offer $70,000 per month to be their front
• Iran war could jumpstart cooperation between Beijing and Manila in South China Sea
• Vietnam protests China’s development of disputed reef in South China Sea
• Interview: Pacific islands walk a ‘delicate tightrope’ as China influence rises
• ‘We are RFA’: The journalists behind the stories
• After 29 years, RFA is on pause
• RFA suspends remaining editorial operations amid funding uncertainty
• Myanmar junta says it seized 30 Starlink receivers in scam center raid
• Myanmar junta admits it’s unable to conduct election across entire country
• South Korea issues travel ban after nationals trapped in Cambodia scam centers
• US, UK sanction Cambodian conglomerate, alleging role in scam networks
• China arrests underground church founder, pastors

thediplomat.com

• The Iran War Is Threatening Another Economic Crisis in Laos
• Myanmar Junta Chief Resigns as Head of Armed Forces, Prepares to Take Presidency
• In the Philippines, Technology-facilitated Violence Is Depriving Girls of an Education
• The Rise of Chinese Organized Crime in Chile 
• Are India-US Ties Really Back on Track?
• Calls for Deeper Investigations Grow in Kyrgyzstan
• The Unruly Few: Mongolia Faces Another Government Change 
• South Korean Unification Minister Uses North Korea’s Formal Name
• How the Iran War Is Reshaping Kazakhstan’s Role in Eurasia
• Alatau, Kazakhstan’s Futuristic Crypto City, Faces Ground-Level Realities
• A Coordinated Trans-Eurasian Threat: The Deepening China-Russia Strategic Partnership
• CANZUK: A Fringe Idea Whose Time Has Come?

wionews.com

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