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Despite existing biosecurity measures, China's biotechnology sector continues to grow, prompting some lawmakers to propose additional legislation and regulations.
At just 15 years and 91 days, Vaibhav Sooryavanshi is ready to make his mark in international cricket as he debuts for India against Ireland.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has announced that a woman with ties to Isis will be allowed to return to Australia from Syria, with a promise of high scrutiny upon her arrival.
As China's workforce is projected to decline to 300 million by the century's end, the government is increasingly turning to humanoid robots to address potential labor shortages.
In May, Hong Kong's prime office vacancy rate reached a seven-month low, largely due to increased demand from Central, where premium office spaces are nearly fully occupied.
In a recent media address, England cricket captain Ben Stokes discussed the nightclub incident that led to his temporary ban from playing, emphasizing personal growth and team unity.
A severe outbreak of contagious cancer has been reported in soft-shell clams in Washington state's Puget Sound, likely introduced from Atlantic Coast populations.
In a significant match held in Australia, Lewis Crocker faced Liam Paro, resulting in the end of his world title reign and unbeaten record.
The IMF is set to keep a close watch on China's economic growth, particularly as accurate measurement of its digital economy becomes crucial for global competitors in technology.
The increasing visibility of Kim Jong Un's daughter at public events has led to speculation about her possible future role as a leader in North Korea.
Due to a significant oversupply, Malaysia's Musang King durians are now more affordable, with low prices expected to continue until August, thanks to a bumper harvest.
Hong Kong's insistence on global university rankings may distract from the core educational mission, raising concerns about the quality of education.
The KOSPI index has experienced a notable increase of 4.1%, largely driven by a rebound in semiconductor shares, reflecting positive market sentiment.
Defender Jason Geria highlights the Socceroos' determination to secure a win against Paraguay, despite a draw being sufficient for advancement in the World Cup.
Social Services Minister Tanya Plibersek expresses concerns regarding the safety of paid parental leave due to One Nation's stance, while Senator Bragg calls for increased housing market investment.
In a commanding performance, Ellyse Perry shines for Australia, securing a 113-run victory against Pakistan in the ICC Women's T20 World Cup, maintaining their unbeaten streak.
The long-anticipated monsoon rains have finally reached Mumbai, providing some relief from the recent heat. However, total rainfall is still below the expected levels, raising concerns about potential water shortages.
The American Enterprise Institute emphasizes that Japan's economic issues demand more than just foreign currency intervention, calling for comprehensive reforms.
During a recent press conference, Treasurer Angus Taylor refrained from directly addressing his stance on multiculturalism, raising questions about the Coalition's position on cultural issues.
In a bid to address criticism, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay points to the 2021 centenary celebrations of the Legislative Assembly as a precedent for including the National Anthem.