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As Tamil Nadu grapples with the aftermath of its recent assembly elections, the TVK party led by actor-politician Joseph Vijay finds itself lacking a majority, leaving the state's political future in doubt.
A new venture in Japan is set to develop high-purity lithium extraction technologies to cater to the rising demand in the electric vehicle sector.
North Korea has announced intentions to deploy long-range artillery systems targeting Seoul and to introduce its first naval destroyer in the near future.
Pirelli plans to produce its connected tires in Georgia, overcoming potential hurdles linked to its significant Chinese ownership by Sinochem.
Geely appears to be strategically positioned for a possible entry into the U.S. market, leveraging its investments in Volvo and Lotus.
GAC has opened pre-orders for a new luxury SUV that surpasses the size of the Zeekr 7X, while Porsche introduces the Macan EV designed for a global market.
Three women, who reportedly have links to the Islamic State, have been arrested after returning to Australia from Syria, where they spent years in a refugee camp. Children were also part of the group.
A significant 330% increase in Tesla sales in Korea during March underscores the critical role of affordability in the electric vehicle market.
Vigils are set to take place across Australia for Kumanjayi Little Baby, a 5-year-old girl who was found dead after disappearing from an Aboriginal town camp in Alice Springs.
As global uncertainties rise, revising Japan's constitution could reflect the nation's adaptability and readiness for change.
A new Chinese-designed electric SUV is poised to enter the European market at a significantly lower price point, potentially disrupting established competitors like Volkswagen and Renault.
An archaeological study reveals the earliest known lithic heat treatment of chert, discovered in Arnhem Land, Australia, which may alter the timeline of early stone technology.
Universities and governments across Australia are focusing on increasing the number of Indigenous graduates, highlighting its importance in the realm of tertiary education.
Schneider Electric is set to open a training hub in Malaysia, aimed at enhancing skills in the energy management sector across Southeast Asia.
A recent documentary sheds light on the pressing mental health challenges faced by artists in the electronic music community, calling for increased awareness and support.
A 24-year-old man accused of a mass shooting during a Jewish festival in 2025 is now facing 19 more charges. The incident occurred at Bondi Beach in Sydney.
April saw a significant shift in the Australian automotive market, with one in six new cars sold being electric vehicles, while gas sales plummet.
Amid escalating regional tensions, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is pushing for changes to Japan's pacifist Constitution, which currently restricts military actions to self-defense.
The US and Japan have reached an agreement to collaborate on a nuclear power project, focusing on advancing nuclear energy initiatives with a significant gas-plus-nuclear plant.
Chery's upcoming sedan, inspired by Audi's design, is set to hit Chinese dealerships by late 2026, featuring a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine.