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Peru's $844M Corio Port Eyes Investors from US, China & India. Could This Reshape Trade in South America?

Peru's Corio port project — a $844M terminal in Arequipa — draws investor interest from the US, China and India as it bids to connect South America with Asia.

Latin Times · Oct 13

Why Asia’s AI moment depends on leaders, not tools

Accenture's Ryoji Sekido argues the deference that slows change elsewhere can speed up AI adoption—if leaders learn in public and go looking for bad news.

Fortune · Oct 13

The major cities found sinking across the world

Most severe sinking rates were found in Asia

The Independent UK · Oct 13

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Asia's fertility hub: Thailand emerges as top destination for IVF treatment

Thailand has become one of Asia's leading fertility hubs. Every year, thousands of foreign patients travel to Bangkok's state-of-the-art private clinics for IVF, egg donation and other fertility treatments. They come from China, South Korea, Europe and across Southeast Asia, looking for what may be harder to find at home:…

France 24 · Oct 13

Global Market: AI trade faces biggest test yet as chip stocks tumble across Asia

Asian AI stocks tumbled as rising bond yields, higher financing costs, and concerns over excessive infrastructure spending weakened investor confidence. South Korea’s Kospi and Japan’s chipmakers suffered sharp losses, while AI-related funding faced tougher scrutiny. Investors increasingly demand sustainable revenues and profits, questioning whether massive AI investments will deliver expected…

The Economic Times · Oct 13

Fresh concerns over 2027 Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia after missile strikes in Riyadh

Asia’s elite men’s footballers are on edge as they prepare to travel to conflict-affected Saudi Arabia for January’s Asian Cup

The Guardian - AU · Oct 13

Barbs and Loaches of the Western Ghats: India's Uncounted Ornamental Fish Trade

Fish That Live in One River and Nowhere ElseThe Western Ghats mountain range runs roughly 1,600 kilometres along India's western coast, and the streams that tumble down its eastern and western slopes carry one of the highest concentrations of freshwater fish endemism on the planet. Of the approximately 290 freshwater…

Times Life · Oct 13

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Global Market Today: Asian shares slide as chip stocks tumble; investors eye US earnings, CPI

The MSCI Asia Pacific Index declined 0.3% with equities in South Korea slipping over 3%. That came after a US gauge of chipmakers fell 2.7% Monday, while the Nasdaq 100 Index lost 0.7%.

The Economic Times · Oct 13

Goldman upgrades global equities on earnings optimism

Goldman Sachs has upgraded its outlook on global equities from neutral to overweight as earnings growth remains strong. This change is attributed to more attractive valuations ahead of the forthcoming earnings season. The bank also expressed caution regarding potential risks from higher rates and energy prices impacting equity markets. Additionally,…

The Economic Times · Oct 12

Asian silktree's pink blooms brought it to America; dry seeds last 150 years

Silktree, scientifically known as Albizia julibrissin, made its way to North America in the 1700s. Its adaptability allows it to grow in a variety of places, including roadsides and abandoned fields, thanks to its prolific seed production. Unfortunately, this tree’s life expectancy is only twenty to thirty years, predominantly due…

The Times of India · Oct 12

Global trade to grow 4% in 2026, slower than 4.4% in 2025: UNCTAD

Global trade is projected to grow by 4% in 2026, although slower than the previous year. The report indicates higher trade values resulting from energy price increases and export controls. Trade between China and the US has decreased significantly, while East Asia is expanding trade with both regions. Developing economies,…

The Economic Times · Oct 9

Global Market: Foreign investors pull $23.5 billion from Asian equities in September as US yields surge

Foreign investors withdrew $23.49 billion from Asian equities in September as rising US Treasury yields, inflation fears and tighter monetary policies weakened risk appetite. South Korea and India led outflows, while hedge funds reduced exposure amid persistent market uncertainty.

The Economic Times · Oct 9

World economic growth to slow to 2.6% in 2026, UN trade body says

Global economic growth is projected to slow to 2.6% in 2026 amid energy shocks from the Middle East crisis. Trade in goods and services is expected to expand by 4% driven by higher energy prices. Asia is forecasted to contribute 59% of global growth, with India at 7.3% and China…

The Economic Times · Oct 9

Andy Burnham to monitor Russia’s suspected pneumonic plague case ‘closely’

Plague is no longer found in the UK but occurs in several countries in Africa, Asia and the Americas

The Independent UK · Oct 8

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The Economic Times · Oct 8

Asia races to stockpile oil, speed up renewables in response to Iran war

Amid the uncertainties triggered by the Iran war, Asian countries are stepping up their oil storage frameworks. The Philippines is on a mission to establish a national oil reserve by 2027, promoting regional unity. ASEAN intends to achieve 30% of renewables in its primary energy mix and 45% in capacity.

International Business Times · Oct 8

Hormuz Crisis Sends Oil Shipping Costs Soaring. Supertanker Rates Have Jumped More Than Eightfold.

Hiring a very large crude carrier, or VLCC, to transport U.S. oil to Asia now costs about $77 million, according to Baltic Exchange data from Wednesday.

The Economic Times · Oct 8

Saudi, UAE join Japan-led push to bolster Asian oil buffers

Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates are joining Japan's efforts to strengthen oil supply security in Southeast Asia. This collaboration comes in response to supply disruptions caused by ongoing conflicts in the Middle East. Japan has committed $10 billion to assist Southeast Asian nations in coping with rising crude…

The Economic Times · Oct 8

Rates, inflation and AI emerge as key risks for global growth: Deutsche Bank Survey

Rising interest rates and bond yields are the biggest growth risks for wealthy investors, while Asia is seen as the most stable geopolitical region and the US remains the preferred destination for capital allocation.

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The Times of India · Oct 8

Three rare snakes bred at Prague Zoo; two young groups descend from smugglers

In late July 2026, Prague Zoo announced a rare triple success in its reptile collection, three snake species that had never bred there before produced young. Rough-scaled pythons hatched from a clutch of eggs, Nosy Komba ground boas gave birth to live young, and Tartar sand boas added a litter…

AAP · Oct 8

Australian shares dive as bond market fears persist

A rebound in metals prices has failed to dig Australian mining stocks out of trouble, amid worries about global bonds and a potential European debt crisis.

The Economic Times · Oct 8

Global Market Today: Asian stocks drop on inflation concerns, oil gains

MSCI’s Asia Pacific index for equities slipped 0.3%, with shares in Japan and South Korea falling, while markets in mainland China return from a holiday. Shares of Samsung Electronics Co. fluctuated between gains and losses after the chip bellwether reported record profit but still missed estimates.

The Independent UK · Oct 7

South Korea considers ending military service exemption for athletes after Asian Games controversy

South Korea is reconsidering military service exemptions for champion athletes

The Guardian - UK · Oct 7

Indonesia triumph in Infantino’s Asian brainchild but real impact could be votes

The inaugural Asean Cup, not to be confused with the existing Hyundai Asean Cup, may not live long in the memory but Fifa president sees benefit

Fortune · Oct 7

Will AI kill the Asian entertainment industry, or reinvent it?

Studios in China are turning to models from ByteDance and Kling to generate 100-minute short dramas for less than $3000.

The Independent UK · Oct 7

Asian stocks mostly fall back despite latest earnings-driven rally on Wall Street

Shares are mostly lower in Asia after U.S. stocks hit all-time highs, driven by expectations of fat corporate earnings

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