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  • October 12, 2026

Day: October 12, 2026

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China Just Made a MAJOR Military Move in Laos

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China is expanding its military presence in Laos—and this new base could have major implications for a future war over Taiwan. Could it help China threaten critical US military supply routes and project power across Southeast Asia?

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India’s ‘cockroach’ movement to press on despite crackdown

India’s opposition parties and the youth-led “cockroach” movement took to the streets on Monday, demanding action over alleged irregularities in voter rolls and calling for the chief election commissioner’s resignation. The combined pressure poses a new challenge for Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government.

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Revamped Huanggang Port officially opens

Excitement was in the air as the first travellers crossed between Hong Kong and mainland China using the revamped Huanggang Port facility. The joint project backed by Hong Kong and the mainland city of Shenzhen opened Monday after six years of redevelopment work. The border checkpoint is the first between Hong Kong and the mainland that uses a “joint clearance” system for immigration procedures.

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North Korea marks 81st anniversary of ruling party with modest celebrations

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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un attended a celebratory performance on Saturday with his daughter Kim Ju-ae to mark the 81st anniversary of the ruling Workers’ Party of Korea. Ju-ae has made increasingly frequent public appearances in North Korea’s state media, with Seoul claiming that she has effectively become the successor-in-waiting of the Kim dynasty.

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Urn with Anita Mui’s ashes missing for 3 months

An urn holding the ashes of late Cantopop star Anita Mui Yim-fong has gone missing from a monastery on Hong Kong’s Lantau Island. The singer’s family say police have made “no progress” in the three months since the disappearance was reported. Mui’s relatives are now asking the public for help finding more information.

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