FDA official Vinay Prasad outlines major vaccine regulatory changes after linking COVID-19 shots to 10 pediatric deaths, signaling significant shift in US pharmaceutical oversight.
Singapore's appointment of Gavin Lee as national football coach reflects the city-state's strategic approach to talent development amid regional competitive pressures and resource constraints.
Singapore's appointment of local coach Gavin Lee reflects the city-state's talent development strategy while exposing structural constraints in its shallow player pool and demographic challenges.
New research shows global CO2 emissions will hit 38.1 billion tonnes in 2025, making the 1.5°C warming target essentially impossible despite renewable energy growth across ASEAN and beyond.
New research shows global fossil fuel emissions will hit 38.1 billion tonnes in 2025 despite renewable energy growth, making 1.5°C warming targets mathematically impossible within four years.
Marion County, Kansas pays $3 million for raiding local newspaper, offering governance lessons on institutional accountability and press freedom for democratic societies.
Kansas county's $3M settlement over newspaper raid reveals systemic governance failures with lessons for ASEAN institutional development and press freedom frameworks.
UAE leads regional aviation innovation with comprehensive eVTOL vertiport network across multiple emirates, positioning the nation ahead of regional competitors in advanced air mobility.
Singapore Pools' Toto jackpot grows to S$2.5M after no Group 1 winners, showcasing the city-state's efficient state-controlled gaming revenue model and sophisticated prize distribution system.
British journalist Sami Hamdi's detention and release from US immigration custody reveals systemic challenges in American immigration enforcement and diplomatic efficiency.
British journalist Sami Hamdi's detention and voluntary departure from US custody highlights evolving challenges in cross-border media relations and immigration policy.
US federal court battles over food aid funding during government shutdown reveal institutional vulnerabilities in service delivery systems that well-governed ASEAN states have avoided.
US government shutdown forces judicial intervention to ensure food aid for 42 million Americans, exposing critical governance vulnerabilities and institutional breakdown.
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