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She climbed Everest without oxygen. But the summit was never the point

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She climbed Everest without oxygen. But the summit was never the point

Melissa Arnot Reid first came to Nepal in 2008 as an assistant guide on an Everest expedition. She was 23 and had been guiding for only three years. She had arrived, by her own account, with “an incredible level of naivety.” Summitting Everest, she thought then, was “the master’s degree for a guide”, a way

Devoid of options, Nepal flood survivors return to damaged homes

Oct 27, 2026

Devoid of options, Nepal flood survivors return to damaged homes

Ram Kumar Bhandari and his seven-member family have returned, after two months, to the same house that was buried by mud and debris in the August 26 Bhotekoshi flood. Their safety there remains uncertain. After the disaster, Bhandari rented a house in Pipaltar for about a month. But paying rent was a struggle, particularly while

Japan defense chief plans talks with S. Korea counterpart in Cebu

Oct 27, 2026

Japan defense chief plans talks with S. Korea counterpart in Cebu

Japanese Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi said Tuesday he plans to meet with his South Korean counterpart on the sidelines of a gathering of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations and partner countries later this week in Cebu in the Philippines. In addition to meeting for the first time with South Korean Defense Minister Kang Shin

Indonesia: First rains bring relief to haze-hit Sumatra and Kalimantan

Oct 27, 2026

Indonesia: First rains bring relief to haze-hit Sumatra and Kalimantan

JAKARTA – When heavy rain finally swept across parts of Palembang on the afternoon of Oct 24, many residents of the South Sumatran capital did not run for cover. They reached for their phones. Within hours, videos of rain drumming on rooftops and washing over streets that had been shrouded in smoke for weeks were

Germany’s Merz heads to Asia seeking closer security ties

Oct 27, 2026

Germany’s Merz heads to Asia seeking closer security ties

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz kicked off a five-day tour of Asia on Monday, traveling to Singapore before his scheduled visits to Japan and South Korea. Merz is accompanied by an entourage of 30 senior businesspeople, including representatives of Germany’s industry, tech and defense companies, and energy suppliers. At the same time, Germany’s President Frank-Walter Steinmeier is visiting China. While

Koko Pimentel endorses UAE diplomat for UN chief post

Oct 27, 2026

Koko Pimentel endorses UAE diplomat for UN chief post

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Australia warns of ‘unprecedented’ AI threat

Oct 27, 2026

Australia warns of ‘unprecedented’ AI threat

SYDNEY — Artificial intelligence poses an “unprecedented” threat as foreign governments turn it loose to hack computer networks and critical infrastructure, Australia’s cyber security agency warned on Tuesday. The Australian Signals Directorate said rapidly advancing artificial intelligence models could be of huge benefit if harnessed for good, even using some AI tools to compile its

PNP tightens watch on suspected illegal military recruitment in Europe

Oct 27, 2026

PNP tightens watch on suspected illegal military recruitment in Europe

MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine National Police (PNP) steps up its monitoring of suspected illegal recruitment for overseas military jobs after three Filipinos were intercepted at the Davao International Airport over alleged job offers in Eastern Europe.  “Illegal recruiters prey on the hopes of our kababayans (compatriots) by disguising dangerous schemes as opportunities for a

Manhunt for A66 crash victim's dad who attacked celebrant at funeral

Oct 27, 2026

Manhunt for A66 crash victim's dad who attacked celebrant at funeral

Worthy previously admitted assaulting the celebrant, Paul Maull, during the funeral service for Cole Worthy

Trump is after Africa’s minerals. Could the continent benefit from finally cash in?

Oct 27, 2026

Trump is after Africa’s minerals. Could the continent benefit from finally cash in?

The vast mineral wealth Africa has rarely translated into industrial opportunities. But in a new era of Trump deals in the face of intensifying geopolitical competition, there are hopes things might finally change. Nick Ferris reports

Monaco's royal family is rocked by mystery death of Prince Albert's cousin, 29, found dead in public gardens - as Ukrainian is arrested

Oct 27, 2026

Monaco's royal family is rocked by mystery death of Prince Albert's cousin, 29, found dead in public gardens - as Ukrainian is arrested

Monaco's royal family has been rocked by the mysterious death of Prince Albert's cousin, who was last seen alive staggering from a nightclub.

Drivers demand fuel VAT cut in Budget as record petrol and diesel prices force spending cuts

Oct 27, 2026

Drivers demand fuel VAT cut in Budget as record petrol and diesel prices force spending cuts

A 5p cut to fuel duty has been in place since spring 2022

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