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Eni launched Kazakhstan’s largest wind power project
Italian Ambassador in Kazakhstan Pasquale D’Avino, regional Akim (Governor) Ondassyn Urazalin, Eni Executive Vice President for the Central Asia region Luca Vignathi and Kazakh Invest Deputy Chair Birzhan Kaneshev participated in the opening ceremony. “Our goal is to create comfortable conditions....
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Sri Lanka: India's CAA deepens “geopolitical schisms” in South Asia, say 14 regional activists
India's CAA deepens “geopolitical schisms” in South Asia, say 14 regional activists [TamilNet, Friday, 27 December 2019, 20:05 GMT] Fourteen academics, rights activists and writers from South Asia, including the renowned Sinhala academic Professor Jayadeva Uyangoda, have issued a joint statement....
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'The Masterchef effect has definitely helped': Thai tops list of most popular cuisines
A survey of the country's eating habits has found Thai food is the most popular cuisine in Australia, out-ranking Chinese, Italian and Japanese. Asian cuisines dominated the list of most popular foods, according to data based on internet searches, suggesting the region is exerting an increasing influence on Australian diets.
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New Program Aimed at Aiding Delivery of Public Services in Phnom Penh
A new program is being put into place in Phnom Penh aimed at enabling nongovernmental organizations to help combat the Cambodian capital's growing problems stemming from traffic and litter. Not long ago, the city was one of Southeast Asia's few capitals with wide, open boulevards not overly crowded with cars and litter, but that is changing.
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'The Masterchef effect has definitely helped': Thai tops list of most popular cuisines
A survey of the country's eating habits has found Thai food is the most popular cuisine in Australia, out-ranking Chinese, Italian and Japanese. Asian cuisines dominated the list of most popular foods, according to data based on internet searches, suggesting the region is exerting an increasing influence on Australian diets.
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Syria women U-16 basketball team beats Indian counterpart at opening of Sharjah tournament
Abu Dhabi, SANA- Syria women U-16 basketball team beat Indian Hop Dream counterpart 77/18 at the opening of the Sharjah tournament. Syria women U-16 basketball team was crowned hero of West Asia championship after beating Lebanon 57/49 in the final match held at al-Faihaa sports city in Damascus. H.
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'The Masterchef effect has definitely helped': Thai tops list of most popular cuisines
A survey of the country's eating habits has found Thai food is the most popular cuisine in Australia, out-ranking Chinese, Italian and Japanese. Asian cuisines dominated the list of most popular foods, according to data based on internet searches, suggesting the region is exerting an increasing influence on Australian diets.
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Amalina Binte Abdul Nasir
As a member of the Southeast Asia desk in ICPVTR, Amalina assesses terrorist threats and trends in the Southeast Asia (SEA) region, particularly in Singapore and Malaysia, and its evolving nature of terrorism and radicalization. Her current areas of research and interests include online extremism,....
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Mary beats Nikhat in intense bout, reaches Oly qualifiers
Mary Kom beat Nikhat Zareen in the 51kg final of the women's trials for the Indian team that will travel to China in February for the Asia/Oceania Olympic qualifiers. In keeping with the build up to the bout which involved both camps exchanging words in public over several months, it was followed by....
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'Tough year' for measles and other infectious diseases in US
Measles tripled. Hepatitis A mushroomed. A rare but deadly mosquito-borne disease increased, medicalxpress.com reported. And that was just the United States. Globally, there was an explosion of measles in many countries, an unrelenting Ebola outbreak in Africa and a surge in dengue fever in Asia.
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Citizen registry's logic is unclear, but its mischief is clear to most Indians and foreigners who know the country
The writer is an international affairs analyst who has written for the Asia Times, Daily Sabah, and Hurriyet Daily News and think tanks ORSAM, IRAM, and GASAM. NEW DELHI. India’s Hindu nationalist government recently passed the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) to amend the Citizenship Act of 1955,....
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Vietnam welcomes record number of foreign visitors in 2019
Hanoi (VNA) – Vietnam greeted over 18 million international tourists in 2019, the highest level so far, according to the The number showed a year-on-year rise of 16.2 percent. Tourists from Asia made up 79.9 percent of the total, up 19.1 percent, Europe up 6.4 percent, America up 7.7 percent, and Africa 12.
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Why Asia weaponized rare earths, soybeans and palm oil in 2019
TOKYO/SHANGHAI -- As China and the U.S. exchanged trade war salvos in May, Chinese President Xi Jinping visited a rare-earth magnet factory in the southeastern province of Jiangxi. His message was clear: China, which accounts for nearly 90% of the world's rare earths production, would have no compunction about taking the crucial elements hostage.
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Gold prices hold up amid uncertainties of the U.S.-China deal agreement
Investing.com – Gold prices kept heading higher on Friday in Asia after breaching $1,500 per ounce on Wednesday. U.S. Gold Futures inched up 0.27% to $1,518.45 by 9:49 PM ET (02:49 GMT) as investors await more details on the phase one trade deal agreement between the U.S. and China. U.
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KITUYI: A step forward for continent if transport, utilities, capital and the right rules of commerce are put in place
Today, only 15 per cent of African exports go to other African countries, compared with intra-trade levels of 61 per cent in Asia and 67 per cent in Europe. High tariffs and colonial-era infrastructure make it easier for African countries to export to Europe, Asia or the US than to each other.
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Is Nepal’s New Airport Dream an Environmental Nightmare?
Studies have ranked Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), the only airport of Nepal, as one of the worst airports in South Asia in terms of security, traffic jams, and other facilities. Nepal desperately needs another international airport in order to tackle the growing flow of international passengers.
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Asian Markets: Hang Seng Touches 5-Month High in Otherwise Lackluster Trading Week
The major Asia Pacific shares finished mostly higher last week, but gains were mixed due to the lack of fresh news over the U.S.-China trade deal, and low holiday trading volume. Traders remained optimistic about the trade agreement, but were still worried about the details in the pact, and when and where it would be signed.
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Asian Markets: Hang Seng Touches 5-Month High in Otherwise Lackluster Trading Week
The major Asia Pacific shares finished mostly higher last week, but gains were mixed due to the lack of fresh news over the U.S.-China trade deal, and low holiday trading volume. Traders remained optimistic about the trade agreement, but were still worried about the details in the pact, and when and where it would be signed.
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Ex-USTR official Wendy Cutler calls on Japan to lead WTO reform
WASHINGTON – Wendy Cutler, the acting deputy U.S. trade representative under former President Barack Obama, called on Japan to lead the reform of the World Trade Organization in a recent interview. Cutler, currently vice president of the Asia Society Policy Institute, said the United States under....
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As Asian bond rally slows, China property to shine
A rate-cutting Federal Reserve, fading recession concerns and benign inflationary environment combined to boost Asian G3 bond issuance volumes to a record high this year, a phenomenon unlikely to be repeated next year. In 2020, issuer needs are seen moderating, and pricing pressures would mean the....
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Penang's seafront earmarked for RM1 billion makeover
GEORGE TOWN (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Penang's coastal landscape is set to further change once the RM1 billion (S$327.6 million) Eastern Seafront Development (ESD) project takes off early next year, with the Promenade Walk likely to be a top attraction.
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Why Thousands Performed Egg-Balancing Test in Asia During Solar Eclipse 2019
A popular theory is that an egg will balance itself on its narrower side during a solar eclipse due to increased gravity. This theory has been debunked by scientists but that didn’t stop people across Asia from trying it out on Thursday, when the region witnessed a solar eclipse.
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Asian stocks mixed after Xmas results cheer Wall Street
Monitoring Desk. HONG KONG: Asian markets were mixed on Friday following another strong lead from Wall Street where tech stocks won big with strong Christmas results. The tech-heavy Nasdaq finished above 9,000 for the first time on Thursday, hitting its 10th straight record fuelled by gains by e-commerce behemoth Amazon and other tech giants.
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Cameron Highlands safe to visit, Malaysian police say after reports of protests against crackdown on illegal farms
KUANTAN (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Cameron Highlands is peaceful and is safe to visit, said Pahang police chief Abd Jalil Hassan. He refuted claims on social media that there had been riots and protests in the area following an operation by the authorities against illegal farms.
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The Singapore-on-Thames delusion
I know Martin Sorrell, the advertising tycoon, has visited Singapore because I saw him at a conference there about 15 years ago. But you would never guess he had been anywhere near the Asian city-state from the gushing enthusiasm with which he—and many Brexiteers—lauds it as a model for Britain’s economy after it leaves the European Union.
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President Rajapaksa pays an unannounced visit to the RMV
President Gotabaya Rajapaksa paid an unannounced inspection visit to the Department of Motor Traffic yesterday (Dec 26) and urged for a system to minimise delays and benefit the public. The Canadian High Commission together with the Asia Foundation recently launched a project named ‘Women’s...
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