Thai media, citing sources, reported that the Thai Army is closely monitoring the Thai-Myanmar border in the Mae Soi area of Thaburi Province and said that more than 1,500 people have fled from the KK park in Myanmar to Thailand so far.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of India said that Indian companies have obtained licenses to import rare earth magnets from China, indicating that Beijing has relaxed its export control.
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The Vietnamese government reported that the heavy rainfall in the past few days has caused severe floods in the central region, especially hitting the popular tourist destinations of Hue and Hoi An.
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Recently, Japan confirmed the first highly pathogenic avian influenza case of this season and initiated large-scale culling and restriction measures in Shiraoka Town, Hokkaido.
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The United States and Japan signed a framework agreement on Tuesday, aiming to ensure the supply of rare earths and critical minerals through mining and processing.
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At the Asian-Japan Summit, Japan's new Prime Minister, Saane Takashi, reaffirmed the political legacy of former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe - a commitment to promoting a Free and Open Indo-Pacific (FOIP) region.
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South Korean President Lee Jae-myung said that South Korea and the United States still have differences on key details of a $350 billion investment commitment, which means that the two countries may not be able to finalize a trade agreement before the APEC summit.
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In October 2025, Japanese politics witnessed a crucial turning point. After Yoko Higashimura, the president of the Liberal Democratic Party, was elected as the new Prime Minister, her slogan of "Japan Returns to Its Peak" formed a strong collision with the "Make America Great Again" governing philosophy of the Trump administration in the United States.
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The South Korean government released the investigation results of the Itaewon stampede on Thursday (October 23), stating that after the Yoon Suk Yeol administration moved the presidential office to Yongsan District, Seoul, the number of police forces deployed in the Itaewon area decreased, which had an indirect impact on the accident.
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Amid the tropical monsoons of Southeast Asia, a "fuel-to-electric" revolution driven by policies, technologies, and markets is sweeping through the motorcycle industry.
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On December 7th local time, the Venezuelan armed forces announced the recruitment of 5,600 additional soldiers.
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