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Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
Police in Australia’s hardest-hit Victoria state are urging people to stay away from Saturday rallies protesting the lockdown in Melbourne, as the country’s death toll rose to 748. Victoria reported 11 more deaths and 76 new infections. The restrictions, including a night curfew, were put in place....
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Indonesian, Singaporean men arrested in Bangkok for allegedly selling guns, explosives The Nation/Asia News Network
Singaporean national Bink (last name withheld), 26, and Indonesian Aiden (last name withheld), 32, were arrested in a condo in the Sutthisan area of Huay Khwang district by officials of Patrol and Special Operation Division, also known as 191 Police. Police said they were tipped off about illegal....
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Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
MELBOURNE, Australia Police in Australia's hardest-hit Victoria state are urging people to stay away from Saturday rallies protesting the lockdown in Melbourne, as the country's death toll rose to 748. Victoria reported 11 more deaths and 76 new infections.
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Indonesian and Singaporean arrested in Bangkok for allegedly selling guns, explosives
BANGKOK (THE NATION/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Two foreigners were arrested in Bangkok on Friday (Sept 4) for allegedly possessing guns and ammunition with the intent to sell. Singaporean national Bink (last name withheld), 26, and Indonesian Aiden (last name withheld), 32, were arrested in a condominium....
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National | ANALYSIS Japan strike capability could stoke simmering tensions in Asia by Reito Kaneko Experts say the move could drag Japan into a dangerous arms race with China that might force it to consider the acquisition of offensive weapons. 34 mins ag
As Japan considers updating its missile defense policy, including a proposal to approve enemy base strike capabilities to deter attacks, experts warn such a decision could backfire and raise tensions in East Asia. The ruling Liberal Democratic Party last month proposed that Japan consider....
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India's coronavirus caseload crosses 4 million
A health worker screens people for symptoms of COVID-19 in Dharavi, one of Asia's biggest slums, in Mumbai, India, Friday, Sept. 4, 2020.The number of people infected with the coronavirus in India rose by another 80,000 and is near Brazil's total, the second-highest in the world.
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HBO series 'Invisible Stories' starring Bangladeshi actor Sudip wins Best Drama
'Invisible Stories', an HBO original drama series starring Bangladeshi actor Sudip Biswas Deep in a major role, has received the award for Best Asian Drama in the ContentAsia Awards. The six-part mini-series received praise from the viewers narrating a story that digs into the underbelly of....
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Phuong Pham
is a graduate student at the School of Politics and International Relations, Queen Mary University of London. His articles have appeared in The Diplomat, East Asia Forum, Policy Forum, Global-is-Asian, Geopolitical Monitor and The Geopolitics. As Japan’s longest-serving prime minister, Shinzo Abe....
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ADB approves $1.5 million grant to boost Mongolia's medical response to COVID-19 threat
AKIPRESS.COM - The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a further grant to Mongolia of $1.5 million from the Asia Pacific Disaster Response Fund (APDRF) to boost medical responses to the threat posed by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. The financial assistance is sourced from the Government of Japan’s contribution to APDRF.
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FOCUS: Japan policy on strike capability could raise tensions in East Asia
As Japan considers updating its missile defense policy, including a proposal to approve enemy base strike capabilities to deter attacks, experts warn such a decision could raise tensions in East Asia and backfire on the country itself. The ruling Liberal Democratic Party last month proposed that....
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Business groups urge Malaysian government to reconsider Covid-19 entry ban
PETALING JAYA (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - International chambers of commerce have urged the government to reconsider the blanket entry ban on citizens of countries with more than 150,000 Covid-19 cases. The European Union-Malaysia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Eurocham) said it hoped the....
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Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
— South Korea has reported 168 new cases of the coronavirus, the third consecutive day the daily jump came below 200, possibly suggesting the country is starting to see the effects of social distancing restrictions. The figures brought the national caseload to 21,010, including 333 deaths.
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Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
MELBOURNE, Australia — Police in Australia's hardest-hit Victoria stare are urging people to stay away from Saturday rallies protesting the lockdown in Melbourne, as the country's death toll rose to 748. Victoria reported 11 more deaths and 76 new infections.
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Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
— South Korea has reported 168 new cases of the coronavirus, the third consecutive day the daily jump came below 200, possibly suggesting the country is starting to see the effects of social distancing restrictions. The figures brought the national caseload to 21,010, including 333 deaths.
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Latest Coronavirus News in Vietnam & Southeast Asia September 5
Specifically, eateries are allowed to receive orders online, sell and deliver food to clients, but disallowed to serve on the spot. Public transport vehicles could carry no more than half of the number of passengers as well as follow pandemic prevention and control measures.
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Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
— South Korea has reported 168 new cases of the coronavirus, the third consecutive day the daily jump came below 200, possibly suggesting the country is starting to see the effects of social distancing restrictions. The figures brought the national caseload to 21,010, including 333 deaths.
Read more...
 
Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
— South Korea has reported 168 new cases of the coronavirus, the third consecutive day the daily jump came below 200, possibly suggesting the country is starting to see the effects of social distancing restrictions. The figures brought the national caseload to 21,010, including 333 deaths.
Read more...
 
Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
— South Korea has reported 168 new cases of the coronavirus, the third consecutive day the daily jump came below 200, possibly suggesting the country is starting to see the effects of social distancing restrictions. The figures brought the national caseload to 21,010, including 333 deaths.
Read more...
 
Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
MELBOURNE, Australia — Police in Australia's hardest-hit Victoria stare are urging people to stay away from Saturday rallies protesting the lockdown in Melbourne, as the country's death toll rose to 748. Victoria reported 11 more deaths and 76 new infections.
Read more...
 
Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
— South Korea has reported 168 new cases of the coronavirus, the third consecutive day the daily jump came below 200, possibly suggesting the country is starting to see the effects of social distancing restrictions. The figures brought the national caseload to 21,010, including 333 deaths.
Read more...
 
Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
— South Korea has reported 168 new cases of the coronavirus, the third consecutive day the daily jump came below 200, possibly suggesting the country is starting to see the effects of social distancing restrictions. The figures brought the national caseload to 21,010, including 333 deaths.
Read more...
 
Asia-Pacific Countries Pledged Bold And Innovative Action For Food Security And Livelihoods
FAO regional conference focused on rebound from damage of COVID-19 Drones used in the Philippines to assess damages to agricultural land caused by severe weather events. Innovation, solidarity, coherence and strong partnership among and within countries ...
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BBC Studios' Stanley Fernandes on his inspiration and future plans
MUMBAI: BBC Studios South Asia distribution VP Stanley Fernandes is currently working across affiliate sales, digital sales, and content sales, in an integrated and geographically focused approach to grow distribution business in these territories. Previously, Stanley led content sales for south and southeast Asia.
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Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
MELBOURNE, Australia — Police in Australia’s hardest-hit Victoria stare are urging people to stay away from Saturday rallies protesting the lockdown in Melbourne, as the country’s death toll rose to 748. Victoria reported 11 more deaths and 76 new infections.
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Asia Today: Victoria police brace for anti-lockdown rallies
MELBOURNE, Australia — Police in Australia’s hardest-hit Victoria stare are urging people to stay away from Saturday rallies protesting the lockdown in Melbourne, as the country’s death toll rose to 748. Victoria reported 11 more deaths and 76 new infections.
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Asia Pacific / Science & Health Recent data show Chinese fishing fleet still near Galapagos
Mexico City – Satellite data indicate that a large Chinese fishing fleet remained in international waters near Ecuador’s Galapagos archipelago at the beginning of this month, even as China said it would temporarily ban fishing near the UNESCO world heritage site.
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