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  • Trump: US to take Gaza the ‘Riviera of the Middle East’

    Today's news: Philippine House votes overwhelmingly to impeach Vice President Sara Duterte; Delhi to vote on the renewal of the capital's Legislative Assembly; Trade war leads to blocake on goods arriving in the USA from China and Hong Kong; Protests in Yerevan against increased public transport fares.

  • Panama will not renew China's Belt and Road Initiative agreement

    Today's news: 23 buildings blown up by the Israeli army in Jenin; Tax cuts for the middle class in the new budget presented by the Indian government; Popular Taiwanese actress known throughout the East dies at 48 from flu; Coconut shortage: appeal by Malaysian authorities to limit offerings for the Hindu holiday to one nut.

  • White House announces 10 per cent tariff on China in force from today

    Today's headlines: After the fourth prisoner exchange between Hamas and Israel, the father of the Israeli woman freed two days ago in a chaotic handover among a crowd of armed men urges Israel’s PM to go through with the agreement. Thaksin Shinawatra is allowed to travel abroad despite being a convicted felon. In the Philippines, 1,500 public schools lack electricity. Archaeological find shows iron was already smelted in Tamil Nadu 5,300 years ago.

  • Myanmar's military junta extends state of emergency by six months

    Today's news: two Palestinians killed by Israeli forces in the Jenin refugee camp; Exports to South Korea fall due to fears over US duties; China and Vietnam are responsible for the destruction of large areas of coral reefs in the South China Sea; In Quetta a father killed his daughter because he disapproved of her videos on TikTok.

  • Shipping sanctions: China and India reduce Russian oil orders

    Today's news: Al Jolani appointed president for Syria transition, constitution suspended; Seventy Rohingya land in Indonesia, while 5,000 Burmese return to the border town Maungdaw; Thailand's tiger population is growing; Japanese authorities ask 1.2 million people to use less water to facilitate a rescue operation.

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