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World’s Oldest Known Mummies Discovered In Southeast Asia

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Scientists discovered what may be the world’s oldest mummies in Southeast Asia, dating back 12,000 years.

WTO: AI Expected To Increase Global Trade By 37 Percent

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AI is projected to boost global trade by 37 percent by 2040, according to a WTO report.

Building Quake-Resistant Southeast Asia With Japanese Tech

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Japan’s earthquake engineering expertise is helping Southeast Asia build safer cities that can withstand tremors and protect communities from tragedies like Myanmar’s devastating quake.

Philippines, Other Southeast Asian Pavilions Drawing Crowds At Osaka Kansai Expo

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The Philippines’ vibrant pavilion is drawing attention at the Osaka Kansai Expo, showcasing culture and innovation alongside other Southeast Asian nations.

Iraqi Oil Will Continue To Feed Global Markets For Over 120 Years

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Iraq’s Prime Minister confirmed the country can supply oil to global markets for over 120 years, while also discussing the reactivation of the Iraqi-Syrian export line to strengthen energy trade in the region.

‘Antarctic Tuna’ Rebrand Mulled For Southern Bluefin

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Japan’s fishing industry is studying ways to raise awareness of southern bluefin tuna, including a proposal to rebrand the species under a new market name, “Antarctic tuna,” to help improve recognition and demand.

80 Years On: Chinese-Language Care Supports Aging Japanese War Orphans

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Japanese war orphans who remained in China after World War II and later returned to Japan are now facing old age.

South Korea Records Fastest Birth Rate Growth In June

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South Korea sees a notable increase in birth rates, marking a significant shift for a country facing long-standing low fertility challenges.

1 In 4 People Worldwide Still Lack Access To Safe Drinking Water

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One in four people globally lack access to safe drinking water, as warned by WHO and UNICEF. This is an issue that demands urgent attention.

Canada To Drop Some Retaliatory Tariffs On United States

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Canada is set to lift certain retaliatory tariffs on US goods while maintaining levies on automobiles, steel, and aluminum, as announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney.
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