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Navi Mumbai Int'l Airport welcomes first foreign freighter cargo

Navi Mumbai International Airport welcomed its first international freighter flight. This marks a significant expansion of its cargo operations. The airport is adding thirteen new freighter services to its network. These services will connect Navi Mumbai to key Asian and European markets. This development strengthens the airport's role as a…

The Economic Times

US pulls last aircraft carrier in Asia as Trump focuses on Iran and the Western Hemisphere

President Donald Trump’s war against Iran is stretching the limits of the nation’s aircraft carriers and leaving the western Pacific without one of the key American warships

The Independent UK

Grammys to remove Best Asian Pop award?

The Recording Academy is considering removing its Best Asian Pop Award following criticism.

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Crop buyers cut off from Black Sea are turning to other origins

The region is one of the world’s top suppliers of grain and sunflower oil, much of which heads to Asia, Africa and the rest of Europe.

The Economic Times

Why Pancreatitis Is Alarmingly Common in India and What Your Diet and Alcohol Habits Have to Do With It

The numbers nobody talks aboutIndia accounts for a disproportionate share of acute pancreatitis cases in Asia, and the burden is growing. A 2019 study published in the Journal of Gastroenterology and Hepatology found that tropical chronic pancreatitis, a form almost exclusive to South and Southeast Asia, affects an estimated 125…

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Asian refiners buy more US crude as Hormuz remains blocked

Asian refiners are buying U.S. crude amid Strait of Hormuz shipping concerns. South Korea's GS Caltex secured two million barrels of Mars crude for November. Japan's Cosmo Energy and Eneos Corp also purchased Mars and WTI crude. Taiwan's CPC Corp bought WTI and West African crude through a tender. India's…

The Economic Times

Maersk brings back another shipping service through Suez, but wider return remains distant

The latest move is part of a cautious return to the Suez Canal, with four Maersk services switching back since early July, the most recent in mid-August, while nine others continue to sail around Africa.

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Washington planted 507 Norway maples to honour WWI soldiers in 1920, but the trees later spread into Rock Creek Park

In 1920, Washington D.C. planted Norway maples to commemorate World War I veterans. Over time, these trees proliferated in Rock Creek Park, becoming invasive and disrupting local ecosystems. Their robust growth chokes out native flora, thus diminishing biodiversity. This unforeseen environmental impact dramatically alters the landscape, transforming a tribute into…

The Times of India

US special forces ready to step up combat drills in Philippines and help deter aggression in Asia

A U.S. military official says American special operations forces are ready to step up warfighting-readiness exercises with counterparts in the Philippines and other countries in Asia

The Independent UK

Asian shares mostly fall and US futures are little changed after US inflation data improves

Shares are mostly lower in Asia and U.S. futures are little changed after U.S. inflation data showed an improvement in July

The Independent UK

What Should You Consider Before Outsourcing Electronics Manufacturing Overseas?

Start with the spreadsheet. A contract manufacturer in Asia hands you a quote cutting your domestic production costs by a massive margin.

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Global Market Today: Asian stocks advance, crude oil holds decline

Asian stock markets experienced a notable rise as easing US inflation rates and declining oil prices alleviated concerns regarding potential interest rate hikes. South Korea's Kospi Index surged, reflecting a positive trend seen in US technology shares. In the US, wholesale inflation dropped more than expected, impacting Treasury yields, while…

The Economic Times

Asian Market Circuit Breakers Hit Stocks, Not AI Demand

Asian market halts and currency-driven sell-offs can drag down NVIDIA, Micron, Advantest, Arm, and IBM despite steady AI and semiconductor demand, creating potential valuation opportunities.

MarketBeat

53 Stories About The Most Random Things People Did That Got Them Rich

Recently, someone won a whopping $1 billion in the lottery. It’s fun to daydream about becoming a millionaire. However, it’s not just fantasy. Thanks to extraordinary luck and incredibly smart choices, some people become ultra-wealthy literally overnight. We’re bringing their experiences to you. The team here at Bored Panda has…

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India and Nepal Are Building the World's Largest Transboundary Tiger Conservation Zone in the Terai

What the Terai Arc Actually IsThe Terai Arc Landscape is a 49,000-square-kilometre belt of grassland, riverine forest, and sal woodland running along the base of the Himalayas, from India's Uttarakhand in the west through Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, crossing into Nepal's lowland Terai districts and back. It holds eleven protected…

The Guardian - AU

Potatoes ‘boil’ in the ground as record heatwave sweeps across swathes of Asia

South Korean farmers are suffering in record heat, as Hong Kong reports its highest ever temperature and Japan swelters through newly designated ‘cruelly hot’ days

Bangkok Post

A US-China G2 would sideline Asia's middle powers

Grand foreign-policy strategies rarely disappear overnight. More often, they are dismantled gradually through subtle rhetorical shifts, bureaucratic adjustments, and changing diplomatic priorities. America's Indo-Pacific strategy is no exception.

Bangkok Post

From Thai Pineapple to Asia’s Rising Wellness Brand

In 2010, Peter Wainman suffered severe allergic reactions to synthetic chemicals in everyday household products while living in Thailand. The experience left him with intense skin inflammation and breathing difficulties. He also lives with celiac disease, an immune condition that has become far more common in recent decades, with rates…

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Vibe-coding startup Lovable raises $400 million at $13.3 billion valuation

Menlo Ventures and the EQT-managed Scaleup Europe Fund co-led the round. Tencent, Balderton Capital ‌and other ⁠new ⁠investors from Europe, Latin America and Asia also participated.

The Economic Times

Indian startups increasingly eye Abu Dhabi for global expansion: Hub71's Basma AlDhaheri

Indian startups are increasingly looking beyond the domestic market as they seek international growth, with Abu Dhabi emerging as an attractive base for expansion across the Middle East, Asia and Africa. Hub71 received more than 3,700 applications from outside the UAE in the first half of 2026, highlighting growing interest…

The Economic Times

Maharashtra Tourism leads global conversations on tourism, MICE and destination weddings at WOW Awards Asia 2026

Maharashtra Tourism actively promoted its MICE capabilities at WOW Awards Asia 2026. The state showcased its convention infrastructure and diverse tourism offerings to international delegates. A key announcement included the launch of the Maharashtra Convention Bureau to attract business events. The Department of Tourism received an award for its MICE…

Medical Daily

The Chili Pepper Cancer Number Going Viral This Summer Has a Detail That Changes the Picture

A chili-and-cancer meta-analysis went viral again this summer. Its pooled estimate barely clears chance, and the direction flips by continent.

The Independent UK

Mapped: The three giant storms impacting millions of people across Asia

Chan-hom makes landfall in Japan and Dolphin triggers rainstorm warning in Beijing

The Economic Times

Global Market: Emerging markets draw nearly $19 billion in July as foreign investor outflows ease

Foreign investors returned to emerging markets in July, investing a net $18.8 billion in debt and equities after two months of outflows. Debt attracted $26.7 billion, while equities saw a $7.8 billion outflow. Asia recorded a sharp reversal, led by stronger debt flows, while China remained an exception. Record sovereign…

The Economic Times

ETMarkets Smart Talk | India is ‘pricey’, not expensive: Mark Zuckerberg’s Harvard classmate Vikas Pershad on investing

Pershad, who has been investing in Indian equities for nearly three decades, believes investors need to look beyond short-term market noise and focus on long-term earnings growth, return on equity and structural changes in the economy.

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