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Telkomsel in Indonesia agrees to $3.9bn merger with broadband unit.

Move comes as the telecom looks to expand in Indonesia's fixed broadband market.
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Sri Lanka Labels Crypto Scheme a ‘Pyramid’ Following Al Jazeera Report

Sri Lanka's central bank is considering criminal charges against those accused of running a fake crypto scheme.
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Foxconn’s Gou to Run for Taiwan Presidency Again

Terry Gou announces he will seek nomination for the Kuomintang for a second time.
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Anwar faces balancing act on first China trip

Malaysian leader expected to navigate between deepening economic ties and tackling differences in talks with Xi Jinping.
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Alibaba’s breakup bid raises hope for end to China’s tech crackdown.

Shares in top Chinese tech firms rise after Alibaba plan fuels hopes of letup in regulatory scrutiny of the sector.
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US Sanctions Chinese Firms for Uighur Repression

Commerce Department says companies are implicated in Beijing's 'campaign of repression' against ethnic minority Muslims.
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China’s Premier Li urges Apple CEO to push for more openness

Beijing is courting foreign executives at China Development Forum as it tries to revive economy after 'zero COVID.'
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President Trump twice threatened Oman as US‑Iran negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz stalled. The threats expose fractures in US regional diplomacy, raise legal and strategic questions, and complicate a long-standing Omani mediation role.

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Why has Trump threatened to bomb Oman — for a second time?

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Iran says 60-day window for U.S. talks ‘lost its relevance’ as MoU expires

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