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China's Xi visits Europe: A divide-and-charm offensive?
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05/04/2024
May 4, 2024
India: Afghan consul quits after reports of gold smuggling
05/04/2024
May 4, 2024
Indonesia: Over dozen killed in Sulawesi flood
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Reports & Analysis
Chinese fishing fleets in Indian Ocean accused of abuses
Chinese fishing fleets in Indian Ocean accused of abuses
A recent investigation has revealed how China's distant-water fishing fleet commits environmental and labor abuses.
Heatwave starts scorching parts of Asia
Heatwave starts scorching parts of Asia
Soaring temperatures, even before summer, are hitting those with limited means in South and Southeast Asia hard.
Press Freedom Day: Why are journalists fleeing Pakistan?
Press Freedom Day: Why are journalists fleeing Pakistan?
Acute security risks, intimidation and financial woes are forcing many media professionals to leave the country.
China launches unprecedented moon mission
China launches unprecedented moon mission
China's Chang'e-6 spacecraft is expected to retrieve samples from the moon's rarely seen far side within two months.
India's heatwave could affect the election
India's heatwave could affect the election
With parts of India reporting the hottest April on record, there is growing concern some voters may choose to stay home.
War in Gaza: Anti-West sentiment grows in Malaysia
War in Gaza: Anti-West sentiment grows in Malaysia
The war in Gaza has led many in Malaysia and elsewhere in Southeast Asia to accuse the West of a moral decline.
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In the spotlight
Post-tuberculosis lung disease: A patient's story
Global TB infections are rising. Some TB is drug-resistant. Patients are suffering lung damage long after they're cured.
Karachi's women face daily life without access to toilets
Pakistan's largest metropolis has very few public toilets, and the situation is even more difficult for women.
India: Tech hub Bengaluru's water crisis turns political
Bengaluru is running out of drinking water, and the shortages have become a hot-button election issue.
Myanmar: Civil war of 'many against many' tearing country up
A coup caused civil war in Myanmar 4 years ago. Armed groups have grown in a land already rife with ethnic tensions.
Climate phenomena: What are El Nino and La Nina?
Originating in the Pacific, the El Nino cycle has intensified drought in Africa and Asia. Here's what makes that happen.
Vatican eyes closer ties with communist Vietnam
Religious organizations in Vietnam are tightly under the thumb of the communist authorities.
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Specials & Events
Global Eyes: A new take on security policy
Is the war in Ukraine making your chapati cheaper? On Global Eyes we break complex issues down to what really matters.
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Living
Thailand: The 'pocket parks' making Bangkok greener
In Thailand's capital Bangkok, more and more green "pocket parks" are sprouting up between extensive highways.
Uzbekistan's footballers make Olympic history
Victory in the under-23 Asian Cup semifinals means Uzbekistan will have a team at the Olympics for the first time ever.
Everest climbing season with new rules and question marks
As the 2024 Everest season starts, climate change is increasing risks and causing new and unexpected problems.
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