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Thai Election Results Signal Stability, Not Economic Revival
Thai Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul declared the economy is in a 'steady state' following a conservative election victory, but economic…
Galaxy Macau Phase 4 Aims for Premium Gaming, Analysts Eye Higher EBITDA Share
Galaxy Entertainment seeks more gaming tables for its Phase 4 project, with analysts noting its rising EBITDA share and strategic…
E.K. Agyeman Mining Builds Teachers’ Quarters in Manso-Nyamebekyere
E.K. Agyeman Mining has commissioned a four-bedroom teachers' quarters in Manso-Nyamebekyere to support local education and community health.
Singapore to Regulate Blind Box Card Sales Amid Growing Concerns
Singapore is set to introduce regulations for blind box card sales, addressing concerns over risks to young consumers.
Trump Pushes for Extension of Controversial Spy Law Amid Privacy Concerns
President Donald Trump is pushing for a clean extension of the controversial Section 702 surveillance program.
Mamdani seeks $21 billion from Trump for NYC housing
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani requested $21 billion in federal funding for affordable housing and infrastructure in a Queens neighborhood.
TTP Resurgence Threatens Pakistan Amid Border Tensions
The Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan (TTP) has reemerged as a significant security threat, with recent attacks and territorial gains raising concerns in…
Pakistan Launches Airstrikes on Afghanistan, Targets Kabul and Kandahar
Pakistan launches airstrikes on Afghanistan, targeting Kabul and Kandahar, marking an escalation into open war with the Taliban.
Winter Storm Hernando Buries Northeast US in Snow, Closes Schools, Cancels Flights
Winter Storm Hernando brought record-breaking snowfall and severe weather to the northeastern US, closing schools and canceling over 10,000 flights.