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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…

Bangkok Post

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…

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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…

The Economic Times

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.

Medical Daily

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 Independent UK

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…

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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.

The Economic Times

The Desi Cat Is Genetically Distinct: What Thousands of Years of Indian Streets Have Produced

A cat that science is only beginning to catch up withThe desi cat has no breed standard, no kennel club registration, no pedigree papers. What it has instead is roughly 4,000 years of continuous natural selection on the Indian subcontinent, and a genome that reflects every bit of it. A…

Times Life

Dollar subdued as markets await US inflation data for Fed clues

As Asian markets greeted Wednesday, the dollar maintained its steadiness. Currency investors eagerly anticipated key inflation data from the United States to gauge interest rate shifts. In response to assaults on shipping routes, oil prices experienced a modest rise. Meanwhile, the yen lingered near its monthly lows despite collaborative intervention.…

The Economic Times

Global Markets Today: Asian stocks mixed, oil extends gains

Asian markets showed cautious optimism as crude oil prices experienced slight increases, with eyes on potential agreements in the Middle East. Technology stocks thrived, particularly CoreWeave, which soared following an upgraded forecast. Investors are navigating between geopolitical uncertainties and the Federal Reserve's interest rate strategies, with significant US inflation data…

The Economic Times

Russia's oil exports to Asia via Arctic route start strongly, sources say and data shows

Russia is shipping crude oil via its Arctic route faster than last year. Seven cargoes carrying six million barrels are already heading to Asia. This route significantly cuts journey times to China compared to traditional sea lanes. Mild ice conditions and logistical issues elsewhere support these Arctic shipments. Increased oil…

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Emerging anti-immigration sentiment in Japan obscures a surprising history of strategic engagement with Islam

A recent increase in anti-immigrant sentiment in Japan has led people from some religious and ethnic groups who were not born in Japan to face hostility. Hate speech has spread on social media, and some mosques have been targeted with abusive messages.

The Conversation

Decades of farm gains, inventories strengthen food system against 'super' El Nino

Near-record food inventories, improved farming technology and stronger exporters such as Brazil and Russia are expected to cushion the global food system from the impact of a powerful El Nino. Despite drought risks across Asia and Australia, better seeds, irrigation, forecasting and agricultural tools could limit shortages and price spikes.

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Singapore stocks hit record high; Asian FX subdued

SINGAPORE — Singapore stocks raced to a record high on Tuesday after the city-state ‌lifted its annual growth forecast on an AI-powered boost, while rising oil prices and fading peace-deal hopes kept Southeast Asian currencies under pressure.

Times Life

India's Rarest Wildcat, the Caracal, Is Quietly Surviving in Places Nobody Predicted

A Cat That Refused to DisappearThe last confirmed caracal sighting in many Indian states happened so long ago that field biologists stopped budgeting for them. Then camera traps started catching something unexpected: a medium-sized feline with tufted black ears and a tawny, unmarked coat moving through the rocky scrublands of…

The Economic Times

Global Market Today: Asian shares trade lower; oil holds gains

Oil prices managed to retain their gains as optimism regarding a deal in the Strait of Hormuz dissipated, sparking renewed fears of inflation. Treasury yields increased, and the yen weakened, undoing some of its recent recovery. Asian stocks and futures suffered slight declines, while Australian bonds dropped before an impending…

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For India, the Mecca pact is a setback. For China, it's a warning

A new defense pact between Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, and Turkey has been signed. This agreement is seen as a setback for India's regional interests. China may benefit commercially from increased weapon system access. However, the pact could also reduce US military focus in West Asia. This shift might allow greater…

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Weather tracker: Europe breaks more heat records as temperatures soar

Drought and wildfires intensify across continent, while tropical storms bring heavy rain and disruption to east Asia

The Economic Times

Global Market: China bears the brunt of Asia’s crude oil demand cut as Middle East supplies shrink

China is bearing the brunt of Asia’s crude oil demand slowdown as Middle East supplies shrink following the Iran conflict. Chinese crude imports fell sharply in June and July, despite a recovery in July. August shipments are expected to improve, but September could offer a clearer picture of supply disruptions.

The Economic Times

Thai man spots strange-looking rocks near pond; scientists say they are bones of 100-million-year-old dinosaur, biggest in Southeast Asia

A Thai man's discovery of strange-looking rocks near a shrinking pond led scientists to identify the fossilised remains of Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, a 100-million-year-old dinosaur estimated to have weighed up to 28 tonnes and measured around 27 metres long, making it the largest dinosaur identified in Southeast Asia.

The Independent UK

North Korea preparing to deploy another 50,000 soldiers to fight for Russia in Ukraine, Zelensky claims

Ukrainian leader says close alliance between Moscow and Pyongyang creates problems for Asia as well as Europe

The Independent UK

Pompeii ashes reveal what ancient Roman city smelled like

Researchers found exotic tree resin in domestic incense burners that likely came from Asia or Africa

Times Life

Odisha's Buddhist Triangle: How Ratnagiri, Udayagiri and Lalitgiri Kept Buddhism Alive

The faith that disappeared from everywhere it mattered mostBuddhism was born in what is now Uttar Pradesh, reached its peak in Bihar, and was carried across Asia by monks who walked out of India in every direction. Then, somewhere between the 12th and 13th centuries, it effectively ceased to exist…

The Economic Times

China is balancing Asia's crude oil demand by itself

China is bearing much of Asia’s crude demand reduction as the Iran war disrupts Middle East oil shipments through the Strait of Hormuz. Its July imports rose from June’s near-decade low but remained 24.3% below last year. Lower imports, supported by large stockpiles, are helping balance tighter regional supplies.

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