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China Begins Construction Of World’s Largest Hydropower Station

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The Yarlung Zangbo River gorge is now the site of China’s largest hydropower station under construction, marking a significant energy milestone.

NASA’s Workforce To Shrink By 21% To About 14K

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
NASA prepares to scale back its workforce to around 14,000, as confirmed by spokesperson Cheryl Warner.

Japan’s Ruling Coalition Loses Upper House Majority

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Japan’s ruling coalition faces new hurdles as it loses its majority in the upper chamber following the election.

Magnitude 7.2 Quake Hits Eastern Coast Of Russia’s Kamchatka Region

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
The eastern coast of Kamchatka faced a notable seismic event today with a magnitude 7.2 earthquake, raising concerns in the region.

Millions Under Flood Alerts, Heat Warnings Across US, Reports Say

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NBC News reports that millions in the US are facing flood alerts and heat warnings, highlighting the severity of upcoming weather this weekend.

2025 Polls: Foreign Worker Policies In Spotlight

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The upcoming 2025 elections in Japan will address the role of foreign workers, fueled by public concerns about related crime incidents.

Mount Fuji Opens To Climbers On Shizuoka Side

The Southeast Asian Gazette -
The trails of Mount Fuji on the Shizuoka side have opened, welcoming climbers to explore this stunning landscape.

United States State Department To Issue Layoff Notices Amid Downsizing Plans

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Layoff notices from the US State Department are forthcoming, reflecting ongoing changes in federal operations.

Sand, Dust Storms Worsening, Affecting 330M Globally

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Increasing sand and dust storms threaten the health of hundreds of millions globally, as highlighted in a new report by the World Meteorological Organization.

Japan, United States, Philippines Oppose Maritime Coercion

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Japan, the US, and the Philippines stand against unilateral maritime changes, upholding the significance of international law and cooperation.
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