Singapore Requires Security Cameras in Preschools From July 2024
Singapore will require preschool and government-funded centers for children with special needs to have closed-circuit television cameras, starting
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China Ramps Up Campaign to Boost Fragile Economy, Currency
China intensified efforts to stimulate the economy and support its currency, as investor concerns over the growth outlook
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Nomura Hints at Scaling Back Hiring If Returns Are Lackluster
Japan’s largest brokerage may scale back hiring plans if investments fail to deliver adequate returns. That’s the message
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Vivek Ramaswamy faces attacks from rivals in days after breakout debate performance
Ever since last week's Republican presidential primary debate, Vivek Ramaswamy has found himself with more money, more name recognition and dramatically negative focus from his rivals.
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'Any story could be your last' - India's crackdown on Kashmir press
The BBC has spoken to over two dozen Kashmiri journalists who are wary of the government's actions.
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Jet ski tourists shot dead off coast of Algeria
Coastguards reportedly kill two French-Moroccan tourists who strayed into Algerian waters from Morocco.
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Here’s Everything China Is Doing to Save Its Property Market
China unleashed a slew of measures to halt a slide in the country’s residential property and shore up
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Qantas Pursued for Record Fine for Alleged Bogus Seat Sales
The regulator suing Qantas Airways Ltd. for allegedly selling seats on thousands of cancelled flights is seeking a
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Uvalde mayor seeks resignation of prosecutor probing school shooting response
The mayor of Uvalde has called for the resignation of the local prosecutor, questioning her impartiality in the
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Sony Gains Most Since July After PlayStation Gaming Price Hike
Sony Group Corp. rose its most in more than a month after hiking the price of its core
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Asia’s Manufacturing Slump Worsens as China Curbs Demand
Manufacturing activity in Asia’s major export powerhouses slumped further in August as weak demand persisted in the region’s
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What a doctor's death in a lift tells us about Africa's debt crisis
Nigeria spends twice as much on debt repayments than on health and education combined, a report says.
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