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Iran says military vessels in Hormuz ‘will be dealt with harshly and decisively’: Live updates
Read more: Iran says military vessels in Hormuz ‘will be dealt with harshly and decisively’: Live updatesLIVE: Read the Daily Mail’s coverage of the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, as Iran warned that any military vessels in the Strait of Hormuz will be ‘dealt with harshly and decisively’
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This week on “Sunday Morning”: The Money Issue (April 12)
Read more: This week on “Sunday Morning”: The Money Issue (April 12)This week Jane Pauley hosts “The Money Issue,” our annual special broadcast dedicated to the many ways in which money underscores the way we live.
Asia
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Sabah set to hold state polls within 60 days, posing test for Anwar’s unity government
Read more: Sabah set to hold state polls within 60 days, posing test for Anwar’s unity governmentSabah’s election is the first in a series of noteworthy state polls – next up are Melaka, Johor and Sarawak – between now and 2028, by when Malaysia’s 16th General Election must be held.
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Commentary: Prabowo’s Indonesia draws opposition via cartoon pirates
Read more: Commentary: Prabowo’s Indonesia draws opposition via cartoon piratesPop culture resistance can become a powerful form of resistance – especially when authorities overreact, says a writer who covers Southeast Asia politics.
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Indonesia becomes first in Southeast Asia to deploy short-range ballistic missile system
Read more: Indonesia becomes first in Southeast Asia to deploy short-range ballistic missile systemThe Turkish-made KHAN missile was spotted by military enthusiasts at an Indonesian Army facility in East Kalimantan and has been widely reported by defence blogs and Indonesian media.
Thailand
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Freight and farms suffer fuel blows
Read more: Freight and farms suffer fuel blowsFuel shortages are disrupting farms and freight across Thailand, threatening harvests and supply chains as the government rolls out emergency measures to stabilise supplies.
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Rising fuel costs threaten prices of essential goods
Read more: Rising fuel costs threaten prices of essential goodsRising fuel and transport costs are threatening to drive up prices of essential goods as the Commerce Ministry seeks to stabilise retail prices until April.
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Path to power runs through Buri Ram
Read more: Path to power runs through Buri RamBURI RAM – On a sun-drenched October day in this northeastern province, Prime Minister Mr Anutin Charnvirakul waited patiently alongside other prominent figures who flew in from Bangkok to show respect to one of Thailand’s most powerful men.
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Oil depot blaze kills driver, forces school evacuation
Read more: Oil depot blaze kills driver, forces school evacuationKHON KAEN – A fire gutted four oil tanker trucks, killed a driver and forced the evacuation of a school in Kranuan district on Monday morning.
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Which are the main parties in Thailand’s election and what are their policies?
Read more: Which are the main parties in Thailand’s election and what are their policies?Thailand is holding a general election on Sunday with three parties expected to dominate the contest to decide which will lead the Southeast Asian country’s next government.
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Sabah set to hold state polls within 60 days, posing test for Anwar’s unity government
Read more: Sabah set to hold state polls within 60 days, posing test for Anwar’s unity governmentSabah’s election is the first in a series of noteworthy state polls – next up are Melaka, Johor and Sarawak – between now and 2028, by when Malaysia’s 16th General Election must be held.
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Advance voting underway for 2 million eligible voters
Read more: Advance voting underway for 2 million eligible votersAdvance voting, a week ahead of the general election, was underway on Sunday with more than 2 million eligible voters registered to cast their ballots ahead of polling day on Feb 8.
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Why transformation must start with the leader
Read more: Why transformation must start with the leaderOrganisations ask more of leaders today than ever before. They are expected to navigate uncertainty, lead continuous transformation and create clarity in environments that rarely stand still. Strategy shifts faster. Technology accelerates. Expectations of leadership, particularly around trust, autonomy and purpose, continue to evolve.
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Summer coming late, but it’ll be a scorcher
Read more: Summer coming late, but it’ll be a scorcherThailand is forecast to enter a hotter‑than‑usual summer later this month, with peak temperatures in some northern provinces likely to climb beyond 42°C, according to the Meteorological Department.