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- Pietersen teaching England how to face spin, says Brook
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Channel NewsAsia - South Korea president urges US to ease North Korea sanctions to freeze nuclear programmes: Report
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Channel NewsAsia - K-pop group Rescene's bread collab sells 100,000 units in South Korea in 4 days, new album out in November
K-pop girl group Rescene continues their dominance in South Korea, with their newly launched bread collaboration with convenience store chain CU selling around 100,000 units in just four days.
Channel NewsAsia - US-China AI race: Rivals compete for influence while seeking common ground on risks
Washington and Beijing are competing across AI models, chips and supply chains, even as they explore ways to manage the technology’s growing risks. Southeast Asia is increasingly becoming a focus of their efforts to build international AI partnerships.
Channel NewsAsia - South Korean pension fund seeks India government bond investment licence, sources say
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Channel NewsAsia - Tom & Stefanie down to three stores from 10 as founders' daughter aims to keep business going
The founders’ daughter, who is also named Stefanie and grew up helping out at the family’s stores, says she wants to keep the business going for longtime staff who have been with the company for almost 20 years.
Channel NewsAsia - 5 reasons Western Sydney’s new airport could change your Sydney trip
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Channel NewsAsia - Harvey Norman launches limited-edition HP Omnibook Ultra in Deep Espresso
The HP laptop starts at S$3,399 and comes with launch gifts worth S$728, while stocks last.
Channel NewsAsia - As Fears of Post-Election Mobilization Swirl, Russian Activists Prepare for the Worst
Anti-war activists and lawyers say that anxiety is rising, even though helping Russians avoid military service has long been a routine part of their work.
The Moscow Times - Putin Orders Seizure of U.S. Packaging Maker’s Russian Plant
Aptar Vladimir was transferred to H&N, which took control of Danone’s Russian operations during a similar asset seizure in 2023.
The Moscow Times - New U.S. Sanctions Will Harm Ukraine Peace Talks and Bilateral Ties, Kremlin Says
Without criticizing Donald Trump directly, Russian officials said the latest measures would only further strain relations.
The Moscow Times - Police General Vows to Protect Seized Auchan Stores From Drone Attacks
Putin this month transferred the Russian assets of Auchan, Nestlé and Lemana PRO to the temporary management of L.E.V. Management, which is headed by Police Major General Andrei Krayushkin.
The Moscow Times - Russian-Armenian Relations Will ‘Inevitably Change,’ Pashinyan Says
The Armenian prime minister said bilateral ties “cannot remain the same as long as there is an environment of peace in Armenia.”
The Moscow Times - United Russia Set for Record Parliament Majority in First Wartime Elections
With 95% of the ballots counted, Russian election officials said the pro-Kremlin ruling party received 57.83% of the party-list vote.
The Moscow Times - 3 Dead in Moscow Region, Drones Hit Oil Refinery in Russian Capital
Ukraine, Russia have continued attacks on each other's energy infrastructure despite an announcement by Trump on Monday that they had agreed to stop.
The Moscow Times - Russian Election, Cast as Test of Support for Ukraine War, Enters Final Day
A parliamentary election that Putin has cast as a test of support for the war in Ukraine entered its third day, with the ruling United Russia party expected to retain its dominance.
The Moscow Times - Former Russian Official Elected President of South Ossetia
Marat Kambolov, the new president, is from North Ossetia, a Russian republic on the other side of the Caucasus Mountains from South Ossetia.
The Moscow Times - With United Russia’s Election Victory All But Certain, Some Russians Are Still Pushing Back
Subtle acts of protest and organized voting strategies may offer only symbolic victories, but to those taking part, that is still worth the effort.
The Moscow Times - RCMP have pulled resources from Air India bombing investigation, victims’ families say
Only one person was ever convicted in connection with the 1985 terrorist attack, which remains the deadliest in Canadian history
The Globe and Mail - BC Conservatives regroup as several ex-MLAs return to caucus in wake of leader’s resignation
Opposition party attempts to bolster its ranks ahead of possible snap election
The Globe and Mail - Ontario to standardize trucker training after audit flagged widespread issues
Large trucks accounted for 12 per cent of all fatal collisions between 2019 and 2023, according to Auditor-General’s report
The Globe and Mail - Danielle Smith denies watering down government messaging on independence question
Alberta Premier disputes social media post by UCP president which claims she is trying to appear neutral
The Globe and Mail - Major language school ILAC closes abruptly after filing for bankruptcy, stranding hundreds of students
Sudden shutdown leaves at least 1,362 students in limbo, with some at risk of losing thousands of dollars in prepaid fees and accommodations
The Globe and Mail - Fourth Marineland whale dies after relocation from Niagara Falls park
Osiris, a 26-year-old female beluga, was one of 10 relocated from Marineland to Chicago’s Shedd Aquarium
The Globe and Mail - B.C. government sues OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting
British Columbia Attorney General Niki Sharma says the province has filed a lawsuit against artificial intelligence company OpenAI in California over the mass shooting that killed eight victims in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., last February.
The Globe and Mail - Trial begins for Alberta RCMP officer accused of helping Rwanda
Const. Eli Ndatuje faces charges for alleged illegal use of the police database
The Globe and Mail - B.C. government sues OpenAI over Tumbler Ridge mass shooting
Province seeking accountability from AI company and to recover costs, says Attorney General Niki Sharma
The Globe and Mail - Parliament returns from summer break with major economic bill
Carney and his caucus begin fall sitting by introducing the Building Canada Strong Act
The Globe and Mail - ICAC Operation Rosny as it happened: Former AFP officer, private investigator Shane De Kauwe paid by Toplace to investigate David Elliott
Follow for live updates as the Independent Commission Against Corruption investigates links between fugitive property developer Jean Nassif, Liberal Party figures and Strathfield councillors.
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