Crude climbs: Unrest in the Middle East drives the climbing price of oil
As geopolitical sparks fly in the Middle East, oil prices catch fire, ascending in a fiery dance of uncertainty and market tension.
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Taiwan’s election crossroads: diverse candidates grapple with Cross-Strait challenges
The race is taking place against the backdrop of complex cross-strait relations and diverse policy platforms, with the incumbent president, Tsai Ing-wen, constitutionally barred from seeking a third term.
MOH investigates Cordlife’s blood unit mishap, triggers cord banking regulation review
Following Cordlife's mishandling of blood units, the Ministry of Health (MOH) will review cord blood banking regulations, emphasizing the need for enhanced oversight to ensure the integrity of these medical assets and maintain public trust.
Thai PM to meet the head of the central bank following demand for an interest rate reduction
Thai PM meets central bank head amid calls for interest rate reduction, signaling a crucial economic policy discussion for growth amid challenges.
Credit expansion in China: Navigating a policy quandary and its deflationary impact
China's credit expansion poses a potential economic boost, yet careful management is essential to avoid deflationary risks associated with excess capacity and financial instability.
Stabbing of South Korean opposition leader sparks calls to end ‘Politics of Hate’ and promote unity
After being released from a Seoul hospital, where he had been recuperating from the attack in the southern city of Busan last week, he was addressing reporters and admirers.
Controversial Chinese satellite flyover sparks political tensions in Taiwan amid election preparations
The government issued an incorrect air raid warning on Tuesday after a Chinese rocket carrying a science satellite flew over southern Taiwan at an altitude of more than 500 kilometres (310 miles). The defence ministry later apologized for using the word "missile" in the incorrect English translation.
India advocates peace: rejects loss of lives, urges diplomatic dialogue in Israel-Hamas conflict
She emphasized India's zero-tolerance policy toward terrorism while acknowledging that the terror attacks in Israel on October 7 were the immediate cause of the conflict. Kamboj condemned the attacks unequivocally, while also strongly condemning the loss of civilian lives.
Critical fuel loss imperils historic U.S. Moon mission
Unexpected setback has sent shockwaves through the space community, prompting urgent assessments and leaving the future of the historic lunar expedition hanging in the balance.
South Korea’s historic parliamentary vote to ban dog meat sparks controversy
President Yoon Suk Yeol, an outspoken advocate for animal welfare, and First Lady Kim Keon Hee, who has actively criticized dog meat consumption, have both pushed for a ban.
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