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A Kuala Lumpur company is helping global tech firms put down real roots in Southeast Asia by building local partnerships instead of just selling products. The approach could transform how emerging technologies reach 680 million people across the region.
Former tech rivals Taiwan and South Korea are now essential partners in building AI's future, proving cooperation beats competition. Their combined strength in chips and memory now powers 80% of the world's AI servers.
Nigerian presidential candidates from multiple parties signed a historic peace accord Tuesday, committing to peaceful campaigns as the 2027 election season officially begins Wednesday. The agreement brings together rivals including President Tinubu's party, Peter Obi, and Omoyele Sowore under a pledge to keep democracy violence-free.
Six Nepali runners are training twice daily to break decades-old national records at the upcoming Asian Games in Japan. Despite never winning an athletics medal at the continental event, they believe the gap is finally closing.
A groundbreaking study suggests our ancient relatives Australopithecus and Paranthropus should join modern humans in the same genus. The proposal reflects how much we've learned about our messy, beautiful evolutionary family tree.
An Oklahoma woman's Australian shepherd vanished for two weeks before being discovered over 1,000 miles away in North Carolina. A tiny microchip made their reunion possible when shelter workers scanned the lost pup.
Lexus Bulechek has donated every penny from her lemonade stand to charitable causes since age four. Her free-will donation model has funded scholarships, helped cancer patients, and supported veterans across Davis County, Iowa.
Canada just announced North America's largest clean energy investment ever, pouring nearly $70 billion into hydroelectric projects that will power millions of homes and create thousands of jobs. The historic agreement will nearly triple Churchill Falls' capacity and add enough renewable energy to light every home in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver combined.
A new AI system designed proteins for 14 out of 15 drug targets with success rates double the industry standard, completing in days what typically takes human experts months. The breakthrough could dramatically speed up the early stages of creating new medicines.
Scientists at Yale discovered that an existing epilepsy medication can both relieve joint pain and reverse cartilage damage in osteoarthritis patients. Combined with a special gel injection, the treatment could help millions avoid knee replacements.
New York Mets rookie Carson Benge threw out two runners at home plate in the first inning alone, firing the ball at speeds up to 104 mph. His historic defensive performance helped lead the Mets to a 2-1 victory over the Padres.
NASA's orbiter just photographed a brand new crater on the Moon, carved when a SpaceX rocket stage crashed into the lunar surface at 8,700 kilometers per hour. The stunning before-and-after images reveal how space exploration is advancing our understanding of both Earth's neighbor and our own technology.
A tiny Japanese village where nearly two-thirds of residents are over 65 has found an inspiring solution to its survival crisis. By partnering with a young, vibrant Peruvian city, Nanmoku is building bridges that could reshape both communities.
After family health scares made them question food safety, Chef Disha and entrepreneur Prashant quit their high-paying jobs to create protein-rich chaap they could actually trust. Their leap of faith became Protein Pantry, now serving over 30,000 customers across India.
An Indian district collector traded her formal office for plastic chairs in tribal classrooms, and 750 girls now call her "big sister" instead of "Madam." Her weekly mentoring sessions helped nearly 4,500 students return to school.
Three Chilean companies are turning carbon emissions from paper production into synthetic fuel that could power planes and ships. The pilot project in Biobío region combines biogenic CO2 with green hydrogen to create e-fuels, demonstrating how industrial waste can become clean energy.
Every comprehensive high school in California's Hart District earned top-tier national rankings, with one breaking into the top 3% of nearly 18,000 schools. It's proof that excellence doesn't have to be rare when a whole community commits to student success.
A New Zealand forest that had just one female kōkako in 1994 now has over 850 birds and is sending 20 to rescue a struggling northern population from extinction. The translocation shows how long-term conservation investment can create abundance worth sharing.