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asiatimes.com

• China’s Nvidia snub reveals the price of US chip controls
• Managed chaos: China’s game plan for a broken Myanmar
• Dragon-elephant tango stops the music on the Quad
• US-Indonesia minerals deal points to new global trade era
• Will the BRICS ‘UNIT’ really challenge the dollar?
• All the weapons China doesn’t want Taiwan to have
• China’s new nuke posture puts US on notice and world on the brink
• After 17-year exile, Tarique Rahman back with a bang in Bangladesh
• Europe needs deterrence against America
• China-Indonesia ties show progress, feel pressure in 2025
• Japan reaching for a bigger, richer stake in Central Asia
• Iran’s nuclear reset shows airstrikes may not end ambitions

bbc.co.uk-asia

• The viral moments that grabbed India's attention this year
• Bangladesh's first female prime minister Khaleda Zia dies aged 80
• 'No worries': Trump downplays Chinese military drills around Taiwan
• K-pop band member sued for $30m after bitter record label feud
• Bondi hero says he wanted to stop gunman killing innocent people
• China to crack down on AI firms to protect kids
• Nepal to scrap 'failed' Mount Everest waste deposit scheme
• Thailand accuses Cambodia of breaking newly signed ceasefire deal
• China holds military drills around Taiwan as warning to 'separatist forces'
• Fire in nursing home kills 16 in Indonesia
• Five-year-old boy dies after getting caught in Japan ski travelator
• Polls close on first day of Myanmar's widely criticised 'sham' election

channelnewsasia.com

• Taylor Swift gifts money to Kansas City Chiefs employees
• TSMC says it started mass production of 'most advanced' 2nm chips
• Arteta praises return of goalscoring Gabriels
• Egypt's Sobhi sentenced to a year in prison in academic fraud case, media reports
• SkillsFuture portal fully operational again after disruption as S$500 credits near expiry
• Howe hopes win over Burnley will ease some of Newcastle's pressure
• Espirito Santo says players need guidance on contact at corners
• Trump administration removes three spyware-linked executives from sanctions list
• WRAPUP 1-Arsenal thrash Villa 4-1 while Chelsea and Man Utd both held
• The scalp care boom in Singapore: Why salons are now focusing on hair health from the root up
• Chelsea pay the price for losing control again
• South Korea 2025 consumer inflation roughly in line with central bank target

mekongreview.com

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• Ten years of Mekong Review Kirsten Han
• Cybercrime unchained Nick J. Freeman
• The murder of Affan Kurniawan Sylvie Tanaga
• Pol Pot’s guests Colin Meyn
• Into the fray Aie Balagtas See
• The ink that never dries Alfian Sa’at
• Thank You (Dedicated to Those Who Care) Pannir Selvam Pranthaman
• Scars of victory Robic Upadhayay
• Bringing Iwao home Kirsten Han
• Hope in the everyday Tshechu Dorji Wong

rfa.org

thediplomat.com

• Does It Matter That Trump Invited Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan to the 2026 G20 Summit?
• 2025: A Trumpian Year of Geopolitical Shifts in Asia
• South Asia’s Strategic Shift: How India Lost the Diplomatic Initiative With Its Neighbors
• China’s Military Is Planning for Combat in Latin America
• Outlook: Geopolitical Trends and Global Diplomacy in 2026
• Samoa Just Had An Election. Was China the Real Winner?
• 2025: Another Bad Year for India’s Women, Dalits, and Religious Minorities
• Previewing North Korea’s Grand Strategy for 2026 
• 2025 in South Asia: A Year of Economic and Political Shocks
• With Khaleda Zia’s Passing, an Important Era in Bangladeshi Politics Has Ended
• The Japan-China Joint Communiqué and the Question of Taiwan
• What Will Drive Mongolian Politics and Economy in 2026?

wionews.com

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