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K-pop star Jin from BTS begins military service
What can Jin from BTS expect from his time in the South Korean army?
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Why Taiwanese are among Ukraine's foreign fighters
A small number of people, who see parallels with their island's situation, have travelled to fight.
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Bali sex ban: Indonesia tourists won't be charged under law
Indonesian businesses are concerned a new ban on sex outside marriage could deter visitors.
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Queensland shooting: Two police officers, and member of public, killed at remote property
The officers were responding to reports of a missing person in Wieambilla, 270km from Brisbane.
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China to de-activate national Covid tracking app
It's a further sign that Beijing is moving away from its controversial zero-Covid strategy.
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Afghanistan-Pakistan border shelling kills civilians
Pakistan condemns the deaths of six people in shelling at the major border town of Chaman.
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S Korea says crypto-fugitive Do Kwon is in Serbia
Mr Kwon was charged with fraud and breaches of capital markets law after the implosion of the token.
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Bhupendra Patel: The man who is Gujarat's new chief minister
The BJP politician has been sworn in as chief minister of India's Gujarat state for the second time.
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Sulli Deals: Indian man who 'sold' Muslim women online to be tried
India police get OK to prosecute a man accused of creating an app that "auctioned" Muslim women online.
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K-pop: The rise of the virtual girl bands
They may sing and dance like other musicians but they are made with artificial intelligence.
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South Korea: Parliament calls for minister to be dismissed over Halloween crush
Lee Sang-min is facing mounting pressure following the Halloween crush that killed 156 people.
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The secrets shared by Afghan women
Two female Afghan writers give a glimpse of how women have been coping since the fall of the regime.
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Madhya Pradesh: India boy, 8, dies after being trapped in well
An eight-year-old boy dies after being stuck inside a 400ft-deep borewell in India's Madhya Pradesh state.
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Hong Kong: Media mogul Jimmy Lai gets over five years for fraud
Jimmy Lai is sentenced to almost six years in prison for fraud and fined 2m Hong Kong dollars (£209,535).
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Bangladesh accused of violent crackdown on free speech
Bangladesh denies it is cracking down on freedom of expression as opposition calls for protest march.
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Mumbai AQI: Air in India's financial capital getting worse than smog-filled Delhi
The air quality in India's financial capital has deteriorated in the last few days, government data shows.
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SpaceX moon flight to include DJ, YouTuber and K-pop rapper
A Japanese billionaire recruits an artists-only crew for a space voyage around the moon.
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UK, Italy and Japan team up for new fighter jet
The countries enter a joint venture to design and build the next generation of fighter aircraft.
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The brothers running the Great Wall of China
Jimmy and Tommy Lindesay are covering the equivalent of a marathon every day for six months.
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The Indian women calling themselves ‘proudly single’
In India, a country obsessed with marriages, millions of women are choosing to remain single.
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