Canada is looking at banning Chinese-made software in vehicles after the US took steps toward doing so, Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Tuesday. “The short answer is absolutely,” she told reporters when asked whether Canada was considering following the […]
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India has detected its first case of the virulent mpox virus strain, according to a government official, as the latest global health emergency reaches the world’s most-populous nation. The patient, who is from Kerala, has tested positive for the clade
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Singapore Exchange Ltd. is looking at expanding into Dubai, drawn by the surge of hedge funds that have settled in the United Arab Emirates. An influx of the firm’s clients settling in the emirate is strengthening the case for opening
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Getting from A to B faster is generally the goal of most travellers, particularly for those flying long-haul in economy. Now, under a trial that started last month in Asia, shaving precious minutes off hours-long trips is a reality, depending
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The US Commerce Department is planning to reveal proposed rules that would ban Chinese- and Russian-made hardware and software for connected vehicles as soon as Monday, said people familiar with the matter. Commerce has been meeting with industry experts in
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Israel’s shift to a riskier, more aggressive posture towards Lebanon’s Hezbollah – exploding pagers, striking Beirut and targeting commanders – came about both suddenly and gradually. Suddenly, because there were indications that Hezbollah members had become suspicious about the booby-trapped
China-focused online casinos that boomed in the Philippines during Rodrigo Duterte’s presidency may have “deep links” to international crime syndicates, a lawmaker leading the probe on the industry said on Friday. The Senate inquiry on so-called Philippine offshore gaming operators
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Australia’s latest attempts to solve its housing crisis are stuck in political gridlock as the amount of available rental space in the nation hovers near a record low. A key piece of the centre-left Labor government’s housing programme is in
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New details about North Korea’s nuclear bomb-building activity have stoked fears that Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un could supply nations pursuing illicit weapons programmes. The International Atomic Energy Agency started its annual general conference in Vienna on Monday, days after Pyongyang
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Lenovo Group started building artificial intelligence (AI) servers in India’s south, the latest boon for the rapidly growing country’s push to become a hi-tech powerhouse. The company said Tuesday it has started making the large, powerful computers in Pondicherry, southeastern
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