Indonesia Forces TikTok to Separate Shopping Feature
Indonesia becomes first Southeast Asian nation to ban TikTok Shop, forcing ByteDance to separate social media from e-commerce in dramatic regulatory move affecting millions of users.
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Southeast Europe Flood Threat as Heavy Rain Continues
Meteorologists warn of dangerous flooding conditions across southeastern Europe as persistent heavy rainfall threatens to overwhelm river systems and infrastructure.
Cambodian activist gets life sentence for Hun Sen plot
In a landmark ruling that's sent shockwaves through Southeast Asia, Cambodian activist Lim Kimya has been sentenced to life imprisonment by a Thai court for plotting to assassinate Hun Sen.
Thailand pressures Facebook to block Cambodian opposition
Exclusive: Thai authorities pressure Meta to remove Facebook content featuring exiled Cambodian opposition figure, raising concerns about cross-border censorship and democratic freedoms in Southeast Asia.
Japan's ex-defence minister visits Philippines
In a landmark diplomatic mission, Japan's former defence chief Shigeru Ishiba travels to the Philippines to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss regional security cooperation.
Super Typhoon Ragasa: Hong Kong Braces for 'King of Storms'
Hong Kong braces for catastrophic impact as Super Typhoon Ragasa, dubbed the 'King of Storms', approaches with unprecedented force. Emergency measures activated across Southeast China.
ICC Charges Duterte Over Drug War Crimes Against Humanity
Former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has been formally charged by the International Criminal Court for crimes against humanity related to his bloody 'war on drugs', which claimed thousands of lives.
Viking Tonle: New Luxury Mekong River Cruise Ship Launches
Embark on a journey aboard Viking Tonle, the newest and most luxurious ship to grace the Mekong River. Discover how its innovative design, cultural immersion programmes, and commitment to sustainable tourism are redefining luxury river cruising in Southea
Thai Deputy PM Anutin survives cabinet confidence vote
Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul retains his cabinet position after a crucial confidence vote, securing 276 votes in parliament. The move stabilises the ruling coalition but exposes underlying political fractures.
Thailand-Cambodia Border Clash: Rubber Bullets Fired
Fresh border tensions erupt between Thailand and Cambodia as guards exchange fire near ancient temple site. Rubber bullets deployed in the latest flare-up over disputed territory.
Hong Kong's massive deforestation footprint exposed in new study
Groundbreaking research exposes how Hong Kong's economic consumption drives tropical deforestation in Southeast Asia, ranking it among the world's top per capita contributors to forest loss.
Labour's Tech Tax Threat: Could Cripple UK Digital Industry
Exclusive analysis reveals how Labour's proposed tax reforms targeting tech giants could spark a catastrophic investment exodus, jeopardising Britain's position as a global digital leader.
MP3 Player Renaissance: Who's Buying Retro Tech in 2025?
Discover why MP3 players are making an unexpected comeback in 2025. From digital detox seekers to audiophiles, explore the surprising demographics driving this analogue revival in Britain's tech market.
Apple's AirPods 4: Rent for 20p a Day?
Apple is reportedly exploring a radical new subscription model for its upcoming AirPods 4, potentially allowing users to pay a small daily fee instead of a hefty upfront cost. This move could revolutionise how we access premium tech.
Wisconsin Data Centre Plan Sparks Water War With Locals
A fierce battle erupts in Menominee, Wisconsin, as locals and officials challenge a proposed $10 billion data centre's plan to consume billions of gallons of water annually, raising alarms over environmental impact and resource strain.
Meta Whistleblowers Expose VR 'Psychological Torture'
Shocking internal documents from Meta reveal a corporate culture prioritising profit over user safety, with VR testers reporting severe psychological harm and a 'move fast and break things' mantra applied to human wellbeing.
Big Tech failing to stop child abuse content online
Australia's eSafety Commissioner has issued a stark warning that major tech platforms are failing to stop the proliferation of child sexual abuse material, despite new voluntary codes being implemented.
Teen coder sells AI app for millions in landmark deal
Exclusive: 18-year-old Zach Yadegari becomes an overnight tech millionaire after his revolutionary AI-powered keyboard app, 'TypeAI', is acquired by a major New York firm in a landmark seven-figure deal.
Testing Ninja's Futuristic AirVision Goggles
An exclusive first look at the revolutionary Ninja AirVision goggles that project a massive virtual screen in front of your eyes, eliminating the need for physical monitors. Discover if this £500 tech lives up to the hype.
Indonesia Erupts in Protest Over Student Death in Police Custody
Nationwide fury erupts in Indonesia as student Affan Kurniawan dies following police custody. Shocking video evidence and allegations of brutality fuel mass demonstrations demanding justice and police reform.
Cannabis tycoon leads Thailand PM race after election upset
Billionaire Srettha Thavisin, who championed Thailand's cannabis legalisation, surges ahead in the PM race as his Pheu Thai party claims a stunning electoral victory, reshaping the nation's political future.
Wales Tops UK Wealth Growth as Southeast England Lags
A landmark study reveals a dramatic wealth shift in the UK, with Wales experiencing a remarkable financial surge while traditional economic powerhouses in Southeast and Northeast England face a relative decline in household prosperity.
Indonesia Gripped by Mass Protests Over Economic Policies
Indonesia faces its largest wave of protests in years as citizens take to the streets over controversial government policies. This in-depth report examines the escalating crisis, the government's response, and what it means for the future of Southeast Asi
Nobel winner: Tech platforms are "weapons of mass destruction"
Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa delivers stark warning at the Global Tech Summit, stating unregulated technology platforms are systematically eroding democratic foundations worldwide.
Nobel Winner: Big Tech Is Democracy's Weapon of Mass Destruction
Nobel Peace Prize winner Maria Ressa delivered a chilling warning to Australia's National Press Club, declaring that unregulated tech platforms pose an existential threat to global democracy and must be held accountable.
Gay app founder posed as straight for £1M investment
The founder of a controversial gay dating app, who concealed his sexuality and pretended to be a married straight man to investors, is facing intense criticism after the platform's success, raising serious ethical questions about authenticity and trust in
Hun Sen Accuses Thailand of Political Interference in Court Ruling
Former Cambodian PM Hun Sen alleges Thai court's ruling on opposition figure was politically motivated, escalating tensions between the Southeast Asian nations and raising concerns over regional diplomacy.
Thai PM faces court over controversial Hun Sen phone call
Thailand's Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra confronts a constitutional court ruling over her controversial phone call with Cambodia's former leader Hun Sen, threatening her political future.
Prabowo Decree Expands Indonesian Military's Civilian Role
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto signs a decree granting the military a greater role in civilian affairs, raising fears of a return to a militarised government and drawing sharp criticism from human rights groups.
Backpacking Asia: 210 Days for Under £3000
Discover the ultimate budget travel guide as one intrepid backpacker reveals how to explore Southeast Asia for seven months on less than £3,000, including money-saving tips and unforgettable experiences.
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