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Where do honey bees come from? New study 'turns the standard picture on its head'

DNA analysis indicates the world's most common bee originated in northern Europe around 780,000 years ago, before spreading into East Africa and Arabia around 120,000 years later.

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When did humans first arrive in Southeast Asia?

In a new study, researchers have reported more human remains found in Tam Pà Ling – and a more detailed and robust timeline for the site. This shows humans reached the region at least 68,000 years ago, and possibly as long as 86,000 years ago.

The Hindu

New date for Coldplay concert in Bangkok added, tickets out Friday

We kinda saw this coming. Following the announcement of new dates for the Asia leg of their ‘Music Of The Spheres World Tour’ in Singapore, Coldplay last week confirmed a new date has been added for their Bangkok stop too, due to overwhelming demand, after the first round of their…

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Don’t toss that crab shell. A substance found in it could be key to renewable energy, researchers say

BALTIMORE — At summertime backyard feasts, crab shells are just a barrier between hunger and satisfaction. Marylanders smash the crustaceans’ protective casings with wooden mallets, pick out the tasty meat and toss the remnants aside.

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Hearts' Sammy Silvera transfer bid 'rejected' as Central Coast Mariners hold out for asking price

The Central Coast Mariners star has big interest from Asia and the English Championship and have already rejected a number of offers for their prized asset.

Edinburgh Live

Stock market today: Asia mixed after Wall St drifts lower following run-up

Asian stock markets are mixed after Wall Street drifted lower following its latest rally

The Independent UK

Transform development finance

In a world beset by rising temperatures, extreme weather patterns, and escalating natural disasters, the urgency of decisive action on climate change and the threat of future pandemics has never been more apparent. Both threats will affect us all. But the countries between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn --…

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Celtic’s move for Yang Hyun-jun in balance but club still keen on Asia market

South Korean Yang’s club, Gangwon, would rather wait until the end of their season in October before sanctioning a move.

The Independent UK

In high-yield battle, India may beat Indonesia as top Asia trade

NEW DELHI: In the battle between Asia’s two highest-yielding major markets, Indian assets look more promising than those of Indonesia.

The Times of India

Gurus tout incoming 'Thai wave'

Thailand has been voted as the most likely country in Asia to enjoy a boom period in its content industry on the scale of the so-called Korean Wave.

Bangkok Post

Brendan Rodgers gives Celtic green light for MORE Asian market transfer raids as key Ange policy is going nowhere

Rodgers says he'll have the final say on all new signings but sees no value in tearing up the plan that worked so well for his predecessor.

Daily Record

Turkey continues to host more refugees than anyone else, but for how long?

Turkey's re-elected president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, is standing by his policy to give shelter to millions of refugees. Bordering Syria and spanning Europe and Asia, Turkey is the world's biggest host of people seeking international asylum – but public unease over the policy could threaten that.

Radio France Internationale

Searing heat kills scores in India as experts warn of more blistering weather

Extreme temperatures have killed at least 133 people in two populous Indian states as weather experts warned climate change had made parts of southern Asia 30 times more prone to searing heatwaves.

Radio France Internationale

Science news this week: Asia’s tallest tree and mysterious brain spirals

June 24, 2023: Our weekly roundup of the latest science in the news, as well as a few fascinating articles to keep you entertained over the weekend.

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Rare Giant Moth Spotted In UK Garden By Grandmother

Atlas or Emperor moth, native to southeast Asia, has one of the largest wingspans of all butterflies

The Hindu

Shop for streetwear and rare sneakers at Mumbai’s new Crepdog Crew and Solesearch stores

Crepdog Crew and SoleSearch provide a platform for homegrown streetwear brands, as well as the largest sneaker wall in Asia. Brands like CDC and SoleSearch are providing a consolidated and reliable marketplace to the Indian sneakerhead, who was previously buying from scattered individual resellers.

The Hindu

Liverpool, Bayern Munich, and other European clubs to be a part of the inaugural Singapore Festival of Football

Liverpool, Bayern Munich, AS Roma, Tottenham Hotspur, and Leicester City to be a part of the inaugural Singapore Festival of Football

Bangkok Post

A 99% stock crash and shock default raise alarm

Only a year ago Stark Corporation looked like a Thai corporate success story. Backed by a wealthy local businessman, the nearly US$2 billion maker of electrical cables was an aggressive acquirer making its first major push beyond Asia.

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Stock market today: Asian shares sink as central banks crank interest rates still higher

Asian shares have fallen sharply after several central banks around the world cranked interest rates higher in their fight against inflation

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June 16-22, 2023

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India to send 54-member team for Asian Championships

Despite India being home to three of Asia’s five fastest women quartermilers this year, the Athletics Federation of India has chosen to send just one athlete in the event for the Asian Championships which begin in Bangkok on July 12.

LiveScience

Record-breaking 63,300 pounds of illegal shark fins seized in Brazil

Brazilian officials confiscated over 63,000 pounds (28,500 kilograms) of shark fins that were destined for Asian markets, according to reports.

The Hindu

Alarming increase in liver disease caused by poor diet and lifestyle: doctors

Globally, the prevalence of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease is estimated to be around 25% (22%-28%), while the prevalence in Asia is around 27% (22% - 32%)

Birmingham Post

North East business life: charity, community and award events in the region

Companies featuring this week include Bradley hall and Portfolio North, Countryside Partnerships North East, Parkdean Resorts, Naylors Gavin Black and Visuna

The Guardian - AU

ABC’s international budget should grow as China spends billions on information war, inquiry told

Parliament hears media in Asia and the Pacific are being ‘courted’ by Beijing in an ‘unprecedented campaign’

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