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Thai Fine Arts Department Unearths 2,000-Year-Old Indian Gold Rings at Don Yai Thong Site
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Thai Fine Arts Department Unearths 2,000-Year-Old Indian Gold Rings at Don Yai Thong Site

  • Two gold rings about 2,000 years old uncovered at Don Yai Thong.
  • Rings were found with human bones during an ongoing excavation.
13 sources3d ago
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Jaafar Hassan Orders Draft System To Regulate Jordanian Ministerial Work And Prevent Conflicts Of Interest

Hassan directed preparation of a draft system to regulate ministerial work.

4 sources3d ago
Jaafar Hassan Orders Draft System To Regulate Jordanian Ministerial Work And Prevent Conflicts Of Interest
Asia

South Korea’s National Assembly Approves Han Seong-sook as Prime Minister After Democratic Party Push

National Assembly approved Han Seong-sook as prime minister; 166 in favor, one invalid.

13 sourcesJun 30
1 high bias
South Korea’s National Assembly Approves Han Seong-sook as Prime Minister After Democratic Party Push
Asia

Lahore Police Arrest Tutoring Centre Owner After Roof Collapse Kills At Least 14 Children

Fourteen children killed in Lahore roof collapse at private tutoring centre.

11 sourcesJun 30
Lahore Police Arrest Tutoring Centre Owner After Roof Collapse Kills At Least 14 Children
Asia

Sheikh Hasina Vows To Return To Bangladesh Later This Year Despite Death Sentence

Hasina vows to return to Bangladesh this year despite death sentence in absentia.

13 sourcesJun 28
Sheikh Hasina Vows To Return To Bangladesh Later This Year Despite Death Sentence

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South Korea Plans To Train 500,000 Drone Warriors To Counter North Korea

500,000 South Korean personnel to be trained as drone operators across all services.

13 sourcesJun 26
Asia

Japan Approves Record 2026 Defense Budget of 9.040 Trillion Yen Amid Rising China Tensions

Diet enacts bill renaming ASDF to Air and Space Self-Defense Force.

4 sourcesJun 26
Japan Approves Record 2026 Defense Budget of 9.040 Trillion Yen Amid Rising China Tensions
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UK Media Coverage of Gaza Genocide

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Sanae Takaichi Faces Anti-War Protesters at Okinawa WWII Memorial, Chants Drown Remarks

Anti-war protesters interrupted Takaichi's Okinawa memorial speech with 'No to war' chants.

6 sourcesJun 24
Sanae Takaichi Faces Anti-War Protesters at Okinawa WWII Memorial, Chants Drown Remarks
Asia

Japan Plans Imperial Law Overhaul, Keeping Succession Male-Only and Blocking Princess Aiko

Male-only succession remains despite proposed Imperial Law overhaul.

5 sourcesJun 24
Japan Plans Imperial Law Overhaul, Keeping Succession Male-Only and Blocking Princess Aiko
Asia

Taliban Detain At Least 30 Women In Herat, Shooting Protesters In Injil District

Taliban authorities detained at least 30 women in Herat in early June over dress-code violations.

4 sourcesJun 23
Taliban Detain At Least 30 Women In Herat, Shooting Protesters In Injil District

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UN Says Myanmar Military Killed At Least 702 Civilians During Election Period

UN says Myanmar military killed at least 702 civilians during the six-month election period (Aug–Jan).

5 sourcesJun 22
UN Says Myanmar Military Killed At Least 702 Civilians During Election Period
Asia

Using the stars and paddles, indigenous Taiwanese seafarers recreate ancestors’ route to the Philippines

2 sourcesJun 17
Using the stars and paddles, indigenous Taiwanese seafarers recreate ancestors’ route to the Philippines
Asia

Thailand’s Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol Dies at 47 After Three Years in Coma

Eldest daughter of King Maha Vajiralongkorn died at 47 in Bangkok hospital.

24 sourcesMay 21
Thailand’s Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol Dies at 47 After Three Years in Coma
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War on Iran: Western Media Coverage

How Western outlets sanitise the U.S.-Israeli bombardment of Iran

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Seoul Court Sentences Yoon Suk Yeol to 30 Years for Drone Infiltrations Into North Korea

Former president Yoon Suk Yeol sentenced to 30 years in prison.

11 sourcesJun 12
Seoul Court Sentences Yoon Suk Yeol to 30 Years for Drone Infiltrations Into North Korea
Asia

Thailand’s Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol Dies At 47 After Nearly Four Years In Coma

Bajrakitiyabha died at 47 after more than three years in a coma.

9 sourcesJun 12
Thailand’s Princess Bajrakitiyabha Mahidol Dies At 47 After Nearly Four Years In Coma
Asia

Saudi Arabia Documents 1,774 Archaeological Finds in Al Mahd, Including Umar ibn al-Khattab Inscriptions

Saudi Heritage Authority records 1,774 finds in Al Mahd during second survey season.

6 sourcesJun 10
Saudi Arabia Documents 1,774 Archaeological Finds in Al Mahd, Including Umar ibn al-Khattab Inscriptions
Asia

Japan's ‘neo-militarism’ constitutes same old threat in a new guise - Global Times

2 sourcesJun 10
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Japan's ‘neo-militarism’ constitutes same old threat in a new guise - Global Times

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Utsunomiya Captures Wild Black Bear After Four Days, Closing 94 Public Schools

A bear roamed Utsunomiya for four days, prompting closure of all 94 public schools.

13 sourcesJun 9
Utsunomiya Captures Wild Black Bear After Four Days, Closing 94 Public Schools
Asia

Japan Demands Seoul Relocate 2011 Seated Girl Statue Outside Japanese Embassy

President Lee Jae Myung demands a sincere apology for colonial rule before deeper military ties.

5 sourcesJun 9
Japan Demands Seoul Relocate 2011 Seated Girl Statue Outside Japanese Embassy
Asia

Inside Myanmar, rebels are losing ground as military forces men into army

2 sourcesJun 9
Inside Myanmar, rebels are losing ground as military forces men into army
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