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Mobitel showcases South Asiaâ s first 5G Mixed Reality Live TV Show
Mobitel showcases South Asia’s first 5G Mixed Reality Live TV Show Mon, Jun 29, 2020, 09:30 am SL Time, ColomboPage News Desk, Sri Lanka. June 29, Colombo: Showcasing the transformational potential of 5G Technology, Mobitel Sri Lanka’s National Mobile Service Provider powered South Asia’s first 5G....
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Asian shares slide, following Wall St selloff on virus fears
BANGKOK (AP) — Shares fell Monday in Asia, tracking losses on Wall Street as rising virus cases cause some U.S. states to backtrack on pandemic reopenings. Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index lost 1.3% in early trading. Shares also fell in Hong Kong, Sydney, Shanghai and South Korea.
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Asian shares slide, following Wall St selloff on virus fears
BANGKOK (AP) — Shares fell Monday in Asia, tracking losses on Wall Street as rising virus cases cause some U.S. states to backtrack on pandemic reopenings. Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index lost 1.3% in early trading. Shares also fell in Hong Kong, Sydney, Shanghai and South Korea.
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Asian shares slide, following Wall St selloff on virus fears
BANGKOK (AP) — Shares fell Monday in Asia, tracking losses on Wall Street as rising virus cases cause some U.S. states to backtrack on pandemic reopenings. Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index lost 1.3% in early trading. Shares also fell in Hong Kong, Sydney, Shanghai and South Korea.
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Asian shares slide, following Wall St selloff on virus fears
BANGKOK (AP) — Shares fell Monday in Asia, tracking losses on Wall Street as rising virus cases cause some U.S. states to backtrack on pandemic reopenings. Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index lost 1.3% in early trading. Shares also fell in Hong Kong, Sydney, Shanghai and South Korea.
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Asian shares slide, following Wall St selloff on virus fears
BANGKOK (AP) Shares fell Monday in Asia, tracking losses on Wall Street as rising virus cases cause some U.S. states to backtrack on pandemic reopenings. Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index lost 1.3% in early trading. Shares also fell in Hong Kong, Sydney, Shanghai and South Korea.
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Asian shares slide, following Wall St selloff on virus fears
BANGKOK (AP) Shares fell Monday in Asia, tracking losses on Wall Street as rising virus cases cause some U.S. states to backtrack on pandemic reopenings. Tokyo’s Nikkei 225 index lost 1.3% in early trading. Shares also fell in Hong Kong, Sydney, Shanghai and South Korea.
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Asia Today: Seoul considers new curbs as virus cases climb
But while health authorities had used aggressive testing and contact tracing to contain the outbreak in that region, they are having a much harder time tracking recent transmissions in the Seoul metropolitan area, where about half of the country’s 51 million people live.
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Asian Markets Mostly Lower
(RTTNews) - Asian stock markets are lower on Monday following the negative cues from Wall Street Friday and on worries that a surge in the coronavirus cases worldwide could lead to the re-imposition of lockdowns and other containment measures. According to data from Johns Hopkins University, the....
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Commentary: To facilitate regional air travel again, ASEAN needs to harmonise standards
SINGAPORE: Already devastated by COVID-19, air transport in Southeast Asia is being further set back by unharmonised standards and the failure to so far establish any travel bubbles or green lanes. There is a pressing need for the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to become more active....
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Covid 19 coronavirus: NZ economy likely to bounce back after pandemic recession
The Covid-19 pandemic is expected to leave a lasting scar on the world's economies but New Zealand is likely to fare better than most, according to a credit ratings agency. A review by S&P Global said the recession would be uneven across the Asia Pacific region and New Zealand would be among the....
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Making Sense of Japan’s Decision to Scrap Aegis Ashore Missile Defense
Asia Geopolitics Making Sense of Japan’s Decision to Scrap Aegis Ashore Missile Defense James Schoff joins the podcast to discuss Tokyo’s options on missile defense. This article is presented by. Diplomat Risk Intelligence The Diplomat’s consulting and analysis division.
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PM calls for collective Asean response to virus pandemic
Amid the global pandemic Prime Minister Hun Sen has called for a “collective response and solidarity” based on multilateralism in the Southeast Asia region to fight the coronavirus. Mr Hun Sen participated in the 36th Asean Summit on Friday along with nine other regional leaders via video....
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Europe reopens borders to tourists
BERLIN, 13 days ago Many countries in Europe are opening borders, allowing travel from the EU, Britain and the rest of Europe's usually passport-free Schengen travel area, as they take a big step toward the new normal, said a report. Tourists from the US, Asia, Latin American and the Middle East....
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Panthera leo's family tree takes shape
Wild lions have likely never made their way to Norway, but European cave lions were once found as far north as Denmark. Lions were once far more widespread than they are now, with several subspecies of lions dividing the world between them. They were found in much of Europe and Asia including the....
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The Malay Peninsula is a dispersal barrier to certain mangrove species
Southeast Asia, with its thousands of islands and complex geological history , is one of the most interesting regions in the world to test ideas about dispersal by sea. The distribution and genetic patterns of coastal organisms that we see today contain signatures of their past dispersal activities....
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NZ economy predicted to emerge from Covid-19 better than most
The Covid-19 pandemic is expected to leave a lasting scar on the world's economies but New Zealand is likely to fare better than most, according to a credit ratings agency. A review by S&P Global said the recession would be uneven across the Asia Pacific region and New Zealand would be among the....
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Unilever buys 82pc stake in GSK’s health food division in Bangladesh
Unilever bought more than 82 per cent stakes in GlaxoSmithKline's health food and drinks business in Bangladesh from Setfirst yesterday through the block market in its push to further its footprint in Asia's fast-growing economies. The block market is a platform of a stock exchange where a large....
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Google launches first Cloud region in Indonesia
Google Cloud announced the opening of its new Jakarta region on Wednesday, bringing services closer to its Indonesian and Southeast Asian consumers. The company’s Indonesia country director, Megawaty Khie, said the Jakarta region would allow businesses to comply with national regulations and ease recovery options for consumers.
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Etihad airways-Egyptair expand codeshare partnership
Etihad Airways and Egyptian national airline EGYPTAIR, have announced a significant expansion of their successful codeshare partnership, widening their horizons to cover more destinations in Africa, North Asia and Australia for the benefit and convenience of their customers.
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Asia Pacific consumers shift rapidly to digital commerce and show no signs of turning back : Mastercard study
June 28, 2020, 9:21 pm The way we shop is changing and how we pay is evolving. As COVID-19 alters our daily lives, consumers in Asia Pacific are rapidly going digital with purchases of everything from groceries to movies in a shift that looks set to become a permanent habit after the pandemic passes, Mastercard research shows.
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ADB retains top spot in aid transparency index of development organisations
June 28, 2020, 9:19 pm The Asian Development Bank (ADB) retained its first place ranking in the 2020 Aid Transparency Index (ATI), an independent measurement of aid transparency released today at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C. In the index, spearheaded by British nongovernment....
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Mobitel showcases South Asia’s first 5G Mixed Reality Live TV Show
June 28, 2020, 9:16 pm TRCSL Director General Oshada Senanayake expressing his comments on the new 5G adoption by Mobitel and SLT PeoTV teams. Showcasing the transformational potential of 5G Technology, Mobitel Sri Lanka’s National Mobile Service Provider powered South Asia’s first 5G enabled Mixed....
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‘Draft EIA notification fosters non-transparency, encourages environmental violations’
The draft environmental impact assessment (EIA) notification issued by the Ministry of Environment Forests and Climate Change (MoEFCC) in March dilutes the EIA process and encourages environment violations in case of big irrigation projects, alleged the South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers and People (SANDRP).
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In border claims, reimagining South Asia’s boundaries
Even during this period of social distancing and public lockdown, claims and counterclaims over territories in and around the Kalapani region (located at the tri-junction between northern India, western Nepal and southern China/Tibet) have resurfaced to become an issue that has embroiled India and....
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Why disaster preparedness cannot wait
By Jagan Chapagain and Andrew Steer. GENEVA/WASHINGTON, DC — The world has been planning for the future in the mistaken belief that it will resemble the past. But as COVID-19 coincides with cyclones in South Asia and the Pacific and vast locust swarms in East Africa, the need to prepare for a world of unexpected shocks has become clearer than ever.
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