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In an effort to enhance drug development processes, federal health officials are set to launch a pilot program aimed at expediting early-stage clinical trials, potentially improving competitiveness with China.
A fire in a shopping mall in India has reportedly resulted in at least 12 fatalities, with some sources indicating as many as 14. Many of the victims are said to be students.
China is witnessing a curious economic trend characterized by a surge in demand for quirky products such as toy elves and robotic security personnel.
A primary school in Hong Kong is set to host an overnight watch party for a World Cup semi-final, generating excitement among students and on social media.
A recent survey shows that while 90% of Hongkongers aspire to be self-sufficient in old age, they anticipate significant periods of care and financial dependency, raising concerns about readiness.
In a notable development, SK Hynix has overtaken Samsung to become the most valuable company in South Korea, marking a significant moment in the semiconductor sector.
This editorial examines the current status of Hong Kong, nearly 29 years after its handover from British rule, highlighting significant changes and challenges.
On the occasion of the 29th anniversary of its return to Chinese sovereignty, Hong Kong's finance chief outlines upcoming measures to promote offshore yuan trading.
As MPs return to Canberra, Labor's proposed tax and NDIS reforms will be closely examined during the upcoming two-week session before the winter recess.
Despite a stunning 94 runs for India A against Sri Lanka, teenage talent Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has not made it to the ODI squad for the upcoming series against England.
In a decisive match held in Guadalupe, Japan showcased their strength by defeating Tunisia 4-0, effectively ending the African team's World Cup aspirations.
As El Niño reemerges, the UN warns of a potential global hunger crisis driven by agricultural failures. Historical droughts highlight the urgency of addressing these challenges.
Live updates reveal Japan has established a strong lead over Tunisia in their ongoing match, showcasing impressive performance.
Candidates are arriving for the NEET-UG retest, scheduled from 2.00 p.m. to 5.15 p.m., with an additional 15 minutes provided for the exam.
Thailand's recent crackdown on foreign land ownership loopholes is causing a notable slowdown in luxury villa purchases in key resort areas, including Phuket and Koh Samui.
Prime Minister Albanese has criticized One Nation's stance on policies affecting working people, while opposition leader Angus Taylor urges party unity amidst concerns over radical views.
With Kubo injured, Japan's national team looks to Kamada and Ito to fill the gap in their crucial match against Tunisia.
Despite a successful match against Australia, former US coach Bruce Arena expresses concerns about the team's overall performance and areas in need of improvement.
Economists express alarm at One Nation leader Pauline Hanson's recent comments suggesting changes to paid parental leave and advocating for family income splitting.
As shark bites increase, Australian beachgoers are left questioning the reasons behind this trend. Experts note that warmer ocean temperatures may be influencing shark behavior.