Thai firms halt syrup production as China’s ban drags on
Dozens of Thai firms grappling with US$60 million losses from China's ban on sugar syrup have stopped production, an industry
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Ani Ghahramanyan
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UN reports rising crime in Southeast Asian gambling sector
Casinos and Special Economic Zones (SEZs) across Southeast Asia are increasingly being exploited by transnational criminal networks, according to a
Larisa Volkman
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Landmark Nepal survey estimates nearly 400 elusive snow leopards
Kathmandu (AFP) April 22, 2025 Nepal's first nationwide survey of the threatened snow leopard estimated nearly 400 of the elusive
Michele Pekar
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NZD/USD Price Analysis: Pair trades steady near 0.5900 with bullish bias ahead of Asia
The NZDUSD pair held steady near the 0.5900 mark on Wednesday, posting a marginal daily gain as traders positioned ahead
Blythe Buresh
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6 universities in Hong Kong make Asia top 50 for first time since 2017
Baptist University climbs to 50th in Times Higher Education Asia University Rankings, while Beijing’s Tsinghua University keeps grip on top
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CATL’s new EV battery doesn’t settle for one chemistry, and it doesn’t want you to either
CATL’s Freevoy reimagines the EV powertrain from the cell up, fusing chemistries and software in a format built for range,
36Kr English
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In Mexico, China’s e-commerce giants hit both stride and snags
As cross-border ambitions grow, Chinese firms in Mexico must navigate a patchwork of challenges—from lost freight to language barriers. The
36Kr English
22:29
ByteDance plots new game plan with rumored Nuverse-Moonton merger
A spin-off could follow, but for now, ByteDance is trading moonshots for methodical growth—and Moonton may come out on top.
Elida Wiers
15:31
Data discrepancies suggest Laos monkey smuggling persists, despite trade ban
BANGKOK — A new report published on Feb. 18 detailed widespread discrepancies in data provided from Southeast Asia’s long-tailed macaque breeding
Joan Culton
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Uzbek Farmers Say They’re Being Forced To Surrender State Land To Chinese Firms
Farmers in Uzbekistan allege they are being forced to cede fertile land to Chinese businesses under pressure from local authorities,
