Indonesia warns it could review energy exports to countries that ‘disrespect’ it
Jakarta plans to prioritise domestic needs over gas exports, said a senior minister.
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Turkey to host regional and European foreign ministers for talks on regional conflicts, source says
ANKARA, Oct 22 - Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will host his counterparts from Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia,…
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China’s Xi calls for qualitative improvement, measurable growth in economy
In his speech, Xi called for comprehensive social progress while maintaining stability.
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How PAS pulled off a historic win in East Malaysia and what this says about its strengths
One lesson has to do with the strength of the party’s extensive network of pre-schools.
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Japan’s banks and airlines pull digital services offline in scramble to fix PHP flaws
Japan is particularly vulnerable due to its heavy reliance on legacy software and outsourcing.
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BEIJING, Oct 22 - Chinese President Xi Jinping urged effective qualitative improvement and reasonable quantitative…
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Lee Biscuits, maker of Marie biscuits, to end production, shutter factory by end-October
Lee Biscuits is reportedly exiting snack manufacturing to consolidate its assets.
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Review finds KPMG Australia mishandled whistleblower claims, pause on government work extended
But it stopped short of recommending a permanent ban on the firm from federal government work.
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Malaysia continues efforts to find 54 missing in Nepal, says Foreign Minister
The Malaysian Embassy in Kathmandu was working with local authorities to pursue any remaining leads.
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Handful of Micron workers strike in Taiwan
Workers at the Taoyuan plant are pushing for a bigger share of the company’s earnings.
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Malaysia’s TuJu highway navigation app hit by technical disruptions amid user surge
The outage comes a day after the government banned civil servants from using navigation app Waze.
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Student suicides in South Korea rise 26% in three years
The annual number rose from 194 in 2022 to 244 in 2025.
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Taiwan issues land warning, cancels more than 100 flights ahead of arrival of Typhoon Champi
More than 120 flights had been cancelled on Oct 22, mostly domestic ones.
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S. Korea’s Yonsei University portal breach affects 10,000 local, international students and faculty
Compromised information included identification numbers, names, affiliations and passwords.
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Websites of Japanese ministries partially suspended due to PHP vulnerabilities, patching underway
The vulnerabilities prompted governments around the world to temporarily shut down websites.
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India voter roll protests: ‘Cockroach’ movement leaders released from jail
The duo were jailed for allegedly violating peace bonds and trespassing at a historic protest site.
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Kuching school attack: Sarawak minister urges accountability and compassion
Police are investigating a 16-year-old student for allegedly injuring a teacher with an axe.
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Malaysia’s airport scanners not designed to detect drugs, says Home Minister
The country plans to upgrade baggage and body scanners at international entry points in phases.
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No repatriation if Rohingya returnees face persecution in Myanmar, says Malaysia’s Home Minister
The ministry is implementing a phased repatriation programme for up to 5,000 Myanmar refugees.
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Australia boosts defence ties with Timor-Leste, seeks to curb China’s regional influence
Australia is worried by China’s naval expansion and its police presence in Pacific Island countries.
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Australian TV reporter rescues man from sinking car during floods
SYDNEY, Oct 22 - An Australian television reporter and a bystander rescued a man from a car as it was engulfed by flood…
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Taiwan probes organised crime links to China's 'transnational repression'
TAIPEI, Oct 22 - Taiwan is probing organised crime's links to Chinese efforts to carry out \"transnational…
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Taiwan's government said Beijing was behind an attack on a comedian who mocked President Xi Jinping.
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Malaysia allows first export of raw rare earths under new rules
Earlier in October, Malaysia released guidelines for the conditional export of raw rare earths.
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Man charged over threats at Australian lawmaker’s office, days after attack on another MP
The man allegedly made threats and brandished a pair of nunchucks.
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Busan’s celebrity shark Bukang-i back in canal again, a day after returning to sea
The authorities are unsure why it keeps returning, but concerns for its health are mounting.
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Meta sued in Australian class-action lawsuit over alleged social media harm to children
The lawsuit has been filed on the behalf of eight plaintiffs.
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Philippines exploring deeper cooperation with Taiwan to protect cables
Taiwan has stepped up efforts to protect undersea cables after incidents with China-linked vessels.
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North Korea's Kim Yo Jong warns South Korea, says border loudspeakers to be ready within days
SEOUL, Oct 22 - North Korea will place anti-South Korea loudspeakers on standby along the entire border within days and…
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She warned Seoul of "the most horrible and distressing situation" if it continues what Pyongyang calls interference.
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Student arrested for injuring teacher with axe at school in Kuching, Sarawak
The student allegedly live-streamed the incident using a mobile phone attached to his forehead.
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Hundreds of trucks stranded as Pakistan-Iran border trade suspended
The frontier had been shuttered to trade between Pakistan and Iran for five days.
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Indian court orders release of 'Cockroach' movement leaders, media say
MUMBAI, Oct 21 - An Indian court on Wednesday ordered the release of two \"cockroach\" movement leaders, local media…
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Government websites go dark as vulnerabilities in programming language send shudder across internet
Oct 21 - Government websites in Europe and elsewhere went offline on Wednesday after the disclosure of critical…
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China's coast guard monitors the Philippines resupplying vessel at disputed shoal
BEIJING, Oct 21 - China's coast guard said it monitored the Philippines delivering necessities to a vessel on Second…
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China’s coast guard monitors the Philippines resupplying vessel at disputed shoal
BEIJING, Oct 21 - China's coast guard said it monitored the Philippines delivering necessities to a vessel on Second…
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