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Comprehensive coverage and timeline for Bites. Aggregated from 5 sources with 57 articles.
57 articles · 5 sources · Coverage since 3/24/2026
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• Cambodia’s Ministry of Culture and Fine Arts accused Thai soldiers of stealing antiquities and damaging infrastructure at the Prasat Khnar temple in Oddar Meanchey province. • The ministry stated that Thai forces illegally removed cultural artifacts from the site and transported them to Thailand. • Cambodia is now demanding the immediate return of these stolen items to protect its national heritage.
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Image: THE AsiaN• Maldives President Mohamed Muizzu thanked Malaysia for considering a US$100 million currency swap facility following a state visit by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim. • The proposed US$100 million facility would allow the two nations to exchange currencies to maintain liquidity and stabilize their respective financial systems. • This agreement aims to strengthen bilateral ties and provide a financial safety net for the Maldives' economy.
theasian.asiaImage: THE AsiaN• Independent lawmaker Han Dong-hoon ranked first among named politicians in a 2026 trust survey. • The survey was commissioned by SisaIN and conducted by Gallup Korea. • This ranking indicates Han Dong-hoon's current standing and public trust relative to other named political figures in Korea.
theasian.asia• South Korea’s Uwayapply application site crashed on September 11 at 5:50 p.m., disrupting the 2027 university early admissions process. • The technical failure occurred during a critical window for students applying to higher education institutions. • This outage creates immediate uncertainty for applicants who must meet strict deadlines to secure university placements.
theasian.asia• Two political figures from opposing backgrounds criticized President Lee Jae-myung’s government on September 13. • The criticism was reported by members of the Asia Journalist Association and THE AsiaN. • This political friction indicates growing instability or opposition within the current South Korean administration.
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Image: Light Reading• Liberty Global agreed to sell the tower assets of its Dutch subsidiary, VodafoneZiggo, to a joint venture owned by DigitalBridge, TD Greystone Infrastructure, and L&G. • The transaction is valued at €669 million ($779 million). • Liberty Global will use the proceeds to reduce debt across the Ziggo Group, which manages its interests in Telenet and VodafoneZiggo.
lightreading.com• U.S. stocks ended lower and bonds slid while oil prices climbed above $100 per barrel. • The S&P 500 dropped 0.5%, the Nasdaq fell 0.6%, and the Dow decreased 0.8%. • Apple introduced a $1,999 foldable iPhone Duo to move its product lineup into a more expensive, high-end market.
investing.com• South Korean Presidential policy chief Kim Yong-beom resigned from his position on September 1, 2026. • The resignation followed a formal request submitted to President Lee Jae Myung the previous day, which was promptly accepted. • This sudden leadership change marks a significant shift in the administration's policy management team.
theasian.asia• The U.S. Army is preparing to deploy a portion of its Multi-Domain Task Force to South Korea to strengthen regional security. • This deployment focuses on upgrading the alliance's capabilities in critical areas, specifically cyber, information, and space operations. • The move signifies a strategic shift toward integrated, multi-domain warfare to better counter evolving threats in the region.
theasian.asia• South Korea’s presidential office rejected the nomination of Judge Son Bong-gi to the Supreme Court on August 28. • The decision follows a nomination put forward by Chief Justice Cho Hee-dae. • The presidential office has officially requested that a new nominee be submitted for the position.
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