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Unilever's skin-lightening business in India facing questions
As a slew of companies rethink their branding amid global demonstrations for racial justice, Unilever is facing renewed pressure to stop selling skin-lightening creams in India and elsewhere in Asia. The multinational consumer goods company's Fair & Lovely brand has sparked an outcry on social....
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Asia Stocks Set for Drop as Virus Worries Grow: Markets Wrap
(Bloomberg) -- A risk-off posture that swept through markets looked set to creep into Asian trading Thursday as investors grew anxious that the resurgence in virus cases in multiple U.S. states will hamper the economic recovery. Equity futures in Japan and Australia pointed lower after the S&P 500 declined 2.
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New Social Compact 29 seconds ago Migration is a mirror held up to all nations: Insights from migrant writers
Authors:Ash Narain Roy and Aishwarya Parihar* Great Indian poet and first Asian recipient of the Nobel Prize in literature Rabindranath Tagore’s words are highly instructive for our discussion on migration and its manifold manifestations. He said, “No one knows at whose call so many streams of men....
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AlKhater briefs envoys on gradual easing of Covid-19 curbs in Qatar
HE the Assistant Foreign Minister and Spokesperson for the Supreme Committee for Crisis Management Lolwah bint Rashid AlKhater held separately a series of remote meetings with the ambassadors of Asia and the Americas and representatives of the United Nations offices accredited to the state to inform....
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Kirk Smith, Towering Figure in Environmental Science, Dies at 73
When Kirk R. Smith began his research career in the 1970s, he was studying the health risks posed by nuclear power. But after a trip to rural parts of Asia, he detected an even bigger threat, affecting more people: toxic fumes being spewed from the solid fuels that heat the humble chulha, a small....
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U.S.-China Tensions Leave Germany Squirming in the Middle
By Tom Fairless, Sha Hua and Bojan Pancevski. Germany is struggling to pick sides in the escalating dispute between the U.S. and China over issues including trade and human rights, amid mounting American pressure and Beijing's authoritarian drift. Of all advanced economies outside Asia, Germany has....
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Asia Cup will go ahead in Sri Lanka, says PCB
S ri Lanka Cricket’s (SLC) hopes of hosting the 2020 Asia Cup received a huge boost when the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) officially issued the green light to the island-nation yesterday. “We are hopeful of having the Asia Cup because Sri Lanka has not had too many cases of the Coronavirus,” PCB....
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ABLC Digital line-up, DigestConnect community launch, BioChannel.TV expansion announced
In Florida, the Digest unveiled its new DIGESTCONNECT Digital Community, and complete plans for ABLC Digital, which takes place July 7-10, 2020. More than 100 speakers, 1600 slides, 500+ participants already registered. The Digest also unveiled its expanded BioChannel.TV ASIA and BioChannel.
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China not to sit idle if U.S. deploys intermediate-range missiles in Asia Pacific: military spokesperson
. Kampala, Uganda | XINHUA | A Chinese military spokesperson on Wednesday expressed strong opposition to a U.S. plan to deploy intermediate-range missiles in the Asia Pacific region, saying that China will never sit idle if such a plan proceeds. Wu Qian, a spokesperson for the Ministry of National....
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Charter flight being arranged to repatriate 200 Jamaicans trapped in Europe
(Jamaica Observer) More than 200 Jamaicans stuck in Europe, Asia, and Africa because of border closures resulting from the novel coronavirus pandemic are set to finally return home on Sunday. Sheila Sealy Monteith, Jamaica’s ambassador to Belgium and permanent representative to the European Union —....
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North Korea's deadly move 70 years ago continues to threaten peace today
It was a deadly move that set off a conflict involving dozens of countries and threatened the stability of Asia. Seventy years ago, then-North Korean leader Kim Il-sung launched an invasion of the south with the intention of uniting the peninsula under a communist banner.
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U.S. Soy Industry Pivots Customer Engagement Amid Pandemic to Strengthen Pan-Asia Relationships
Drawing Secretary Perdue and Under Secretary McKinney, the U.S. Soybean Export Council (USSEC) Pan-Asia Digital Conference provided valuable global and U.S. market insights to 1,700 customers and soybean industry representatives. ST. LOUIS (June 24, 2020) - To continue to proactively market U.S.
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South Asia 13 hours ago Unilateral actions by India are destabilizing the Himalayas India’s drive to saffronization has been slowed due to the global pandemic but its BJP led government seems more than eager to convince its pandemic hit...
Primarily, state’s role is of guardian, mother, and guarantor of rights to its citizens. The state is an association of men living together. We cannot conceive of state without population of peoples. Broadly speaking, there are three kinds of citizens, full member state, Subjects, and aliens.
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Virus continues to spread in Eurasia, Central Asia
BAKU. Coronavirus cases and fatalities continued to rise across Eurasian and Central Asian countries on Wednesday. Azerbaijan Azerbaijan reported the country’s highest daily spike with 590 cases, bringing the tally to 14,305. The death toll reached 174 and 7,768 people have so far recovered from the disease.
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Endless mutual hostilities in South Asia
Albert Einstein and Rabindranath Tagore saw nationalism as an infantile disease and a great menace. This fits India and Pakistan. Nationalism has bound diverse peoples within state boundaries. But it has also made inferior outsiders and evil enemies of each other.
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Militant Leadership Monitor – January 2016 Issue
The January 2016 issue of Militant Leadership Monitor begins with briefs about Turkmen Iraqi leader, Arshad al-Salehi, and a Libyan military commander by the name of Salam Jadallah al-Ubaidi. The first profile in the issue describes the significance of Abu Wardah Santoso in the uptick of Islamic State violence in Southeast Asia.
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Chinese and Indian troops march in same parade as Putin watches
MOSCOW -- Indian and Chinese troops participated in Russia's Victory Day military parade in Moscow on Wednesday, a rare display at a time of rising tensions between the two Asian neighbors over a decades-old border dispute. With Russian President Vladimir Putin watching from just outside the Kremlin....
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Sadolin-Seroma Limited give Archbishop’s palace new facelift
KAMPALA, Uganda–The Speaker of Parliament, Rebecca Kadaga, has expressed concern that most Sub-Saharan African economies have been left out of the progress of financial growth putting them on a parallel growth pattern compared to Middle East countries.
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A New Eco-Friendly Cooling Film
A longhorn beetle, native to Southeast Asia, has yielded its secret for staying cool to a team of scientists from the University of Texas at Austin, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, and the KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden. This beetle lives in some of the most inhospitable places on earth,....
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Bangladesh Ambassador to US hits out at Asia Times op-ed
Bangladesh envoy to the US Md Ziauddin on Wednesday challenged an opinion piece published by Asia Times. Following is his op-ed and the response by the writer. Mohammed Ziauddin, Bangladesh Ambassador to the US: The op-ed “Bangladesh and Covid-19: Disaster within a disaster” mischaracterizes....
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Virus Continues To Spread In Eurasia, Central Asia
Coronavirus cases and fatalities continued to rise across Eurasian and Central Asian countries on Wednesday. Azerbaijan Azerbaijan reported the country's highest daily spike with 590 cases, bringing the tally to 14,305. The death toll reached 174 and 7,768 people have so far recovered from the disease.
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From the Archives (June 25, 1970): Time for good sense(From an editorial)
So many West Asian peace moves have fallen flat in the last three years, the latest reports from the U.N. skyscraper in New York that the U.S. and Russia are in the mood for making concessions in the interests of a joint peace effort will have to be viewed only with skepticism.
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John Bolton's book shows that Trump sees Asia as an ATM
William Pesek is an award-winning Tokyo-based journalist and author of "Japanization: What the World Can Learn from Japan's Lost Decades." John Bolton's book on U.S. President Donald Trump's unhinged White House is pitched as a political memoir. Yet Asian leaders could be excused for filing it in the horror section.
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North Korea's deadly move 70 years ago continues to threaten peace today
It was a deadly move that set off a conflict involving dozens of countries and threatened the stability of Asia. Seventy years ago, then-North Korean leader Kim Il-sung launched an invasion of the south with the intention of uniting the peninsula under a communist banner.
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Iran’s death toll from COVID-19 has risen to nearly 10,000 with 133 new fatalities in the past 24 hours, the health ministry said, extending a reversal from a steady fall in daily numbers as the country has relaxed its lockdown.
FILE PHOTO: Iranian worshippers attend Friday prayers in Qarchak Jamee Mosque while maintaining social distancing in Qarchak, Iran, June 12, 2020. WANA (West Asia News Agency)/Ali Khara via REUTERS SULAIMANI Iran’s death toll from COVID-19 has risen to nearly 10,000 with 133 new fatalities in the....
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ADB retains top spot in Aid Transparency Index
The Aid Transparency Index is the only independent measure of aid transparency among the world’s major development agencies. The Asian Development Bank (ADB) retained its first place ranking in the 2020 Aid Transparency Index (ATI), an independent measurement of aid transparency released on Wednesday at the Brookings Institution in Washington, DC.
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