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JI head gets seven years for ‘inciting terrorism’
The top leader of Southeast Asian terror group Jemaah Islamiah (JI) was sentenced to seven years’ jail on Monday by an Indonesian court for inciting others to commit an act of terrorism. Para Wijayanto, 56, was named as the emir of JI in 2009. Prosecutors said he was instrumental in recruiting,....
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Euro stands tall as investors bet recovery hampers dollar, stocks up - Reuters
SINGAPORE/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The euro stood at an 18-month high, silver soared and commodities forged ahead on Wednesday, as economic recovery hopes drove bets on rebounding world demand and a falling U.S. dollar. Stock markets in Asia ground higher, except in Australia where a surge in....
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Asia Today: Australian state leader says sick not isolating
— Just days after South Korean officials hopefully declared the country’s COVID-19 epidemic was coming under control, health authorities reported 63 new cases. South Korea’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday said at least 36 came from the Seoul area.
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UN Rapporteur to Request Seoul's Explanation on Civic Group Inspection
The United Nations' special rapporteur on North Korea's human rights says he will request a detailed explanation from Seoul regarding its inspection of state-funded civic groups engaged in matters concerning the North. Speaking to Radio Free Asia(RFA) and Voice of America(VOA) Wednesday, Tomas Ojea....
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Asia Today: Australian state leader says sick not isolating
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Australia’s hard-hit Victoria state reported a record 484 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday and health authorities warned that numbers could continue to rise. With Australia’s second-largest city Melbourne now in lockdown for two weeks, authorities had hoped the infection rate would begin to plateau.
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Asia Today: Australian state leader says sick not isolating
— Just days after South Korean officials hopefully declared the country’s COVID-19 epidemic was coming under control, health authorities reported 63 new cases. South Korea’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday said at least 36 came from the Seoul area.
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Asia Today: Australian state leader says sick not isolating
— Just days after South Korean officials hopefully declared the country’s COVID-19 epidemic was coming under control, health authorities reported 63 new cases. South Korea’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday said at least 36 came from the Seoul area.
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Asian shares mixed after lackluster session on Wall Street
A man wearing a face mask stands next to a bank's electronic board showing the Hong Kong share index in Hong Kong Tuesday, July 21, 2020. Asian shares were mostly higher Tuesday as hopes rose about a vaccine being developed to fight the coronavirus pandemic.
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Thai woman claims medical hotline officer turned call for dying father into a joke The Nation/Asia News Network
In order to clarify her post, reporters visited her in Ratchaburi province on Monday. She was at the funeral of her father, 53, who died on Sunday. The Facebook user, who wanted to be identified only as Pronrawin, said she called the hotline three times on Sunday.
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Battered Rupiah Likely to Face Another Month of Losses
(Bloomberg) -- Indonesia’s rupiah has depreciated more than any other emerging-market currency this month. Past performance suggests August will see further losses. The rupiah has weakened against the dollar in August for 16 consecutive years, the only emerging Asian currency to show such a long-standing trend.
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Asia Today: After touting virus drop, S. Korea sees rise
SEOUL--Just days after South Korean officials hopefully declared the country’s COVID-19 epidemic was coming under control, health authorities reported 63 new cases following a dual rise in local transmissions and imported infections. South Korea’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on....
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U.S. holds naval exercises with allies in Asia amid China tension
NEW DELHI/TOKYO--The United States is conducting two military exercises in Asian waters this week involving allies Japan, Australia and India, the U.S. navy said on Tuesday. The exercises come as military rivalry between the United States and China is intensifying and days after the United States....
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Anna Hu’s ‘Sky Tower’ Necklace Could Fetch $1.5 Million At Christie’s New York Auction
Anna Hu's "Sky Tower" jadeite necklace Anna Hu. Contemporary high jewelry artist, Anna Hu’s latest creation, the “Sky Tower” necklace, is one of the highlights of the upcoming Christie’s New York Magnificent Jewels auction on July 29. The substantial and complex jewel, which combines important Asian....
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Asia equities fluctuate after vaccine rally, eyes on Capitol Hill
Asian investors traded cautiously Wednesday after the previous day's strong rally, with optimism over a possible vaccine tempered by profit-taking and concerns about the slow progress being made by US lawmakers in drafting a new stimulus package. News that trials on a COVID-19 vaccine had shown....
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Asia Today: Australian state leader says sick not isolating
Queensland state reported one new case, a returned traveler who was diagnosed in quarantine. In other developments in the Asia-Pacific region: — Just days after South Korean officials hopefully declared the country’s COVID-19 epidemic was coming under control, health authorities reported 63 new cases.
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Asian shares mixed after lackluster session on Wall Street
Adding to unease was a report by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control that the number of coronavirus cases in some states is much higher than has been reported. Experts have said all along that the toll from the COVID-19 pandemic is much higher than the confirmed cases would indicate, due to issues with testing and data collection.
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Bangladesh: South Asia floods: 9.6 million people swamped as humanitarian crisis deepens
Kuala Lumpur/Delhi/Dhaka/Kathmandu//Geneva, 22 July 2020 A humanitarian crisis is deepening in South Asia as new figures reveal that more than 9.6 million people have been affected by monsoon floods, devastating large areas of India, Bangladesh and Nepal.
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Asia Today: Australian state leader says sick not isolating
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Australia’s hard-hit Victoria state reported a record 484 new COVID-19 cases on Wednesday and health authorities warned that numbers could continue to rise. With Australia’s second-largest city Melbourne now in lockdown for two weeks, authorities had hoped the infection rate would begin to plateau.
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Global Smart Handheld Ultrasonic Scanners Market 2020 – Impact of COVID-19, Future Growth Analysis, and Challenges
The Report has been completed through an in-depth analysis of market dynamics across five regions including North America, Europe, South America, Asia-Pacific, Middle East and Africa. The segmentation of Intelligent Handheld Ultrasonic Scanners Market by components, end users and region was carried....
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Racial, eurocentric distortions and the origin of Christianity 42 mins ago Columnists
When colonialism came to Africa, it was founded on the vision of a civilizing mission that depicts the white as arriving in the continent to rescue Africans from savagery and barbarism. In his poem, “The White Man’s Burden,” Rudyard Kipling gave poetic voice to this mission by the European to civilize the Africans.
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Asia Today: Australian state leader says sick not isolating
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Australia’s hard-hit Victoria state has reported a record 484 new COVID-19 cases, and health authorities warned that numbers could continue to rise. With Australia’s second-largest city Melbourne now in lockdown for two weeks, authorities had hoped the infection rate would begin to plateau.
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U.S. holds naval exercises with allies in Asia amid China tension
The United States is conducting two military exercises in Asian waters this week involving allies Japan, Australia and India, the U.S. navy said on Tuesday. The exercises come as military rivalry between the United States and China is intensifying and days after the United States said China's claims....
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Asian Stocks Set to Slip; Dollar Extends Retreat: Markets Wrap
(Bloomberg) -- Asian stocks looked set to give back some of this week’s gains Wednesday after a mixed U.S. session on doubts over the timing of a fresh stimulus program. Treasuries edged higher and the dollar extended losses. Futures pointed lower in Japan, Hong Kong and Sydney.
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What are the health effects of long-term social distancing?
Now that many of us have been working from home for a period of months, scientists have had the chance to study the effects of social distancing. And one group, out of London’s Global University, even decided to analyze zebrafish, a freshwater fish native to South Asia.
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Digibank aspirants have viable path ahead, despite Covid-19 challenge: analysts
Grab has said its digital banking plans have not changed because of the pandemic, and that the firm's transport business is "slowly recovering" across South-east Asia, though the rate of recovery will be mostly dependent on when government lockdowns end. Singapore.
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EAA Empower Conference calls for greater inclusion of youth in key global issues
The five-day virtual Empower Youth Conference 2020, hosted by Education Above All (EAA) Foundation’s programme, Reach Out to Asia (Rota), featured a combination of webinars, townhalls, keynote speeches, workshops and a digital exhibition. More than 700 youth from around the world participated in....
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