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A recent survey highlights a growing interest among global financial firms in South Korea's financial market, reflecting concerns over investment climates in China and India.
Miles Guo, a businessman who fled to the US citing persecution, has been sentenced to 30 years in prison for defrauding investors of $550 million. His political affiliations with the Maga movement have drawn attention.
As the new financial year approaches, several significant changes will take effect, including a rise in the minimum wage, adjustments to Centrelink payments, and updates to parental leave policies.
The Chinese Venezuelan community demonstrates remarkable resilience as they mobilize support networks following twin earthquakes in northern Venezuela.
The investigation into Supermicro's Taiwan offices has led to an approximate 8% decline in the company's shares, raising concerns about the potential implications.
Follow the live updates and odds as Brazil takes on Japan in the 2026 World Cup, featuring key player performances and match statistics.
The Great Southern Reef, a unique ecosystem in Australia, is primarily composed of seaweed forests that are currently under threat from rising temperatures. Biobanks may provide a solution for conservation.
As the government moves to requisition green spaces in Delhi, opposition is growing among residents who cherish these areas. The historic polo club is at the center of this conflict.
As South Korea's chip industry initiatives influence regional markets, investors remain cautious due to ongoing geopolitical tensions, particularly regarding a potential truce in Iran.
A significant find of megalodon vertebrae, lost since the 1980s, has emerged, providing fresh perspectives on this massive shark's lifestyle and confirming its estimated size of 80 feet.
The story of Victor Lee, a 34-year-old Filipino, sheds light on the difficult choices faced by many seeking better opportunities abroad, with Lithuania emerging as a new destination.
As the round of 32 approaches, coach Ancelotti expresses hope for Neymar to play a crucial role in the match against Japan, emphasizing the importance of his skills.
As Hong Kong confronts a potential surge in elderly poverty, it becomes imperative to explore effective strategies to alleviate this pressing issue.
In a significant development, China has regained the title of the world's fastest supercomputer for the first time since 2017, as per the latest TOP500 rankings.
On the second day of the women's Asian Championships, China showcased its gymnastics prowess by securing three of the four available titles, highlighting the country's dominance in the sport.
In response to a rise in shark attacks and sightings, Australian authorities will implement year-round drone coverage at Sydney beaches starting July 1, 2026.
Experts emphasize the need for Australia to enhance accountability measures for tech platforms, warning that merely increasing penalties will not suffice.
As Shenzhen advances its deployment of driverless vehicles, the shift towards automation poses significant challenges for the gig economy workforce.
Premier Chris Minns announces a significant initiative to deploy shark-spotting drones year-round in New South Wales, marking the largest expansion of aerial shark surveillance globally.
Foshan, known as China's furniture capital, is increasingly attracting Singapore homeowners interested in customizable and affordable furniture options.