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Yoon Suk-yeol Braces for Arrest as Supporters Rally Amid Martial Law Controversy

Wednesday, Jan 01

Yoon Suk-yeol vows to fight against his arrest as supporters protest, while South Korea faces a political crisis involving martial law and impeachment.

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Hong Kong's Tourism Sector Eyes New Attractions for Growth and Mega Events

Wednesday, Jan 01

Hong Kong’s tourism leaders advocate for new attractions and infrastructure to elevate the city as a prime destination.

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Taiwan's Legislative Clash Highlights Concerns Over Democratic Norms

Wednesday, Jan 01

Latest clashes in Taiwan’s legislature raise concerns over the state of democracy as the ruling party resorts to violence to oppose opposition efforts.

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Chinese Coastguard Ships Maintain Record Presence Near Disputed Diaoyu Islands

Wednesday, Jan 01

Chinese vessels have been seen near the Diaoyu Islands for a record 353 days, raising concerns about Japan's sovereignty and defensive capabilities.

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Kirloskar Companies to Contest Sebi's Demand for Family Settlement Disclosure

Wednesday, Jan 01

Four Kirloskar companies are set to legally challenge Sebi's request for disclosure of a family settlement deed, citing inaccuracies and legal disputes.

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Dartmouth College Basketball Players Withdraw Unionization Petition

Wednesday, Jan 01

Dartmouth basketball players withdraw their union petition, affecting labor rights for college athletes amid changing political landscape.

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Zhengzhou Becomes First Chinese City to Enforce School Cellphone Ban

Wednesday, Jan 01

Zhengzhou has become China's first city to enact a ban on mobile phone use in schools to enhance student focus and reduce digital addiction.

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Bangladesh Election Chief: Awami League Free to Contest Upcoming Elections

Wednesday, Jan 01

Bangladesh's election chief states there are no legal barriers for the Awami League to partake in elections amidst ongoing lawsuits against the party.

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North Carolina Governor Commutes Death Sentence of Christopher Roseboro

Wednesday, Jan 01

North Carolina's Governor Roy Cooper commuted Christopher Roseboro's death sentence to life without parole, impacting the state's death row population.