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AJA Newsbites – October 9, 2026
AJA Newsbites is a curated roundup of major news and developments from across Asia, brought to you by members of Asia Journalist Association (AJA) Norila Daud, Malaysia World News, MalaysiaMalaysian police arrested the owner of a private airline company at Sultan Abdul Aziz Shah Airport in Subang on October 7…
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AJA Newsbites – October 8, 2026
AJA Newsbites is a curated roundup of major news and developments from across Asia, brought to you by members of Asia Journalist Association (AJA) Lee Sang-ki, THE AsiaN, KoreaSamsung Electronics announced preliminary third-quarter results on October 8, reporting consolidated revenue of 195 trillion won ($145.5 billion) and operating profit of…
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AJA Newsbites – October 7, 2026
AJA Newsbites is a curated roundup of major news and developments from across Asia, brought to you by members of Asia Journalist Association (AJA) Lee Sang-ki, THE AsiaN, KoreaAmid controversy over fairness in military service privileges, Asian Games champions accounted for 81.3% of athletes granted alternative service status as sports…
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AJA Newsbites – October 6, 2026
AJA Newsbites is a curated roundup of major news and developments from across Asia, brought to you by members of Asia Journalist Association (AJA) Lee Sang-ki, THE AsiaN, KoreaActor Yoo Hae-jin’s agency said on October 5 it would take all possible measures against false claims, defamation and threats targeting the…
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AJA Newsbites – October 5, 2026
AJA Newsbites is a curated roundup of major news and developments from across Asia, brought to you by members of Asia Journalist Association (AJA) Lee Sang-ki, THE AsiaN, KoreaSouth Korean frontline units guarded positions without ammunition loaded into some weapons, violating operational guidelines, according to a Chosun Ilbo report citing…
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AJA Newsbites – October 4, 2026
AJA Newsbites is a curated roundup of major news and developments from across Asia, brought to you by members of Asia Journalist Association (AJA) Lee Sang-ki, THE AsiaN, KoreaKorean troops cross the Military Demarcation Line (MDL) almost daily to conduct work. The officer, stationed in an operations room on the…
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Migratory Bird Population Plummet Along Pakistan’s Indus Flyway
Migratory Birds-AI-generated image By Nasir Aijaz,The AsiaN Representative ISLAMABAD: The autumn skies over southern Pakistan, once darkened by the grand arrival of millions of wintering waterfowl, are growing dangerously quiet. Official census data reveals a catastrophic decline in migratory birds traversing the Indus Flyway—also known as International Route No. 4—plunging…
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AJA Newsbites – October 3, 2026
AJA Newsbites is a curated roundup of major news and developments from across Asia, brought to you by members of Asia Journalist Association (AJA) Lee Sang-ki, THE AsiaN, KoreaNorth Korea fired one ballistic missile from the Wonsan area toward the East Sea at around 6:30 a.m. on Oct. 3, South…
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AJA Newsbites – October 2, 2026
AJA Newsbites is a curated roundup of major news and developments from across Asia, brought to you by members of Asia Journalist Association (AJA) Lee Sang-ki, THE AsiaN, KoreaThe controversy over the film “Assassin(s)” has expanded from political criticism to consumer boycott calls targeting brands advertised by its cast.Online posts…
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AJA Newsbites – October 1, 2026
AJA Newsbites is a curated roundup of major news and developments from across Asia, brought to you by members of Asia Journalist Association (AJA) Lee Sang-ki, THE AsiaN, Korea“I’ll crawl. Take the battalion commander first.” A South Korean noncommissioned officer reportedly said this after suffering a serious heel injury in…
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