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KUALA LUMPUR: The transboundary haze that has affected Malaysia’s air quality since Aug 8 is expected to gradually subside over the next two weeks as wind patterns change, Deputy Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Minister Syed Ibrahim Syed Noh said.
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Uzbekistan courts tech companies to boost its economy by easing its once infamous data localization law.
Spain’s Supreme Court has ruled that tens of thousands of foreign-based naturalised citizens will not be able to vote in the upcoming general election.
Spain’s Supreme Court has ruled that tens of thousands of foreign-based naturalised citizens will no longer be able to vote in the upcoming general election.
A Saudi-led coalition spokesperson said on Tuesday a warning will be issued shortly for civilians to evacuate a site in Yemen’s Sanaa ahead of a special operation.
The United States already showed it could suspend intelligence-sharing with Ukraine when it briefly cut off cooperation in March 2025 during a diplomatic confrontation.
