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Airasia plans fare cuts as fuel prices stabilise while targeting one billion passengers by 2027
AirAsia Group has indicated that airfares are likely to come down once global fuel prices stabilise, especially as geopolitical tensions…
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Airasia plans fare cuts as fuel prices stabilise while targeting one billion passengers by 2027
AirAsia Group has indicated that airfares are likely to come down once global fuel prices stabilise, especially as geopolitical tensions…
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Malaysia and Bangladesh strengthen cooperation to seek lasting Rohingya solution through ASEAN channels
Malaysia and Bangladesh have reaffirmed their shared commitment to addressing the long-standing Rohingya refugee crisis, agreeing to work more closely…
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Qatar gas explosion leaves 54 injured and 18 missing after technical incident at Ras Laffan site
A sudden explosion and fire at Qatar’s key liquefied natural gas (LNG) hub in Ras Laffan Industrial City on Sunday…
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Los Angeles Declares State of Emergency as Massive Warehouse Fire Continues to Choke City With Smoke
A large-scale fire at a frozen food warehouse has pushed Los Angeles into a state of emergency as firefighters continue…
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Tightened security and national outrage as india reruns medical entrance exam after major paper leak scandal
India has launched a nationwide re-examination for its highly competitive medical entrance test following a major paper leak controversy that…
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Bangladesh’s new diplomatic shift: PM Tarique Rahman chooses Malaysia and China for first overseas visits, bypasses India
Bangladesh’s newly appointed Prime Minister Tarique Rahman is set to embark on his first international visits, choosing Malaysia and China…
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Airasia plans fare cuts as fuel prices stabilise while targeting one billion passengers by 2027
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Malaysia and Bangladesh strengthen cooperation to seek lasting Rohingya solution through ASEAN channels
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Qatar gas explosion leaves 54 injured and 18 missing after technical incident at Ras Laffan site
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Los Angeles Declares State of Emergency as Massive Warehouse Fire Continues to Choke City With Smoke