SCO summit: 'The most anti-American nations in the world chatting and laughing'
Pacific Asia • Sep 2, 2025, 11:09 AM
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PRESS REVIEW – Tuesday, September 2: The Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit is making headlines – we take a look at papers from China, Russia and India as well as coverage in the rest of the world. Next, papers discuss the 6.0-magnitude earthquake in Afghanistan as well as recent US aid cuts, which are hampering recovery efforts. Also, Israeli papers discuss the latest freedom flotilla to head to Gaza. Finally, we look at some of the best photos from the Visa Festival pour l'Image festival.
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Amid safety concerns, can India remain the 'pharmacy of the world'?
Pacific Asia • 9:58 AM
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As the world's second-largest producer of medication, India is facing increasing scrutiny over drug quality following deadly incidents involving Indian products. Is India's race to remain the "pharmacy of the world" coming at the cost of human lives? FRA
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Putin says North Korean troops fought 'heroically' against Ukraine at Beijing talks with Kim
Pacific Asia • 9:42 AM
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Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un met for bilateral talks in Beijing on Wednesday after attending a major military parade alongside China's Xi Jinping. Putin praised the bravery and heroism of North Korean soldiers who
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Rescuers scramble to reach Afghan quake victims as death toll passes 1,400
Pacific Asia • 4:19 AM
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Emergency workers struggled on Wednesday to reach remote villages devastated by the magnitude-6.0 earthquake that struck eastern Afghanistan on Sunday night as Taliban officials said the death toll had soared to more than 1,400 and aid workers warned tha
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Kim and Putin join Xi Jinping at massive military parade in Beijing
Pacific Asia • 1:51 AM
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Chinese President Xi Jinping said humanity must choose between peace and war as he held his country's largest-ever military parade on Wednesday, flanked by Russia's Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong-un. Military hardware displayed in Beijing's Ti
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