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Bangladesh crisis hits India's tourism: 90% drop in Bangladeshi visitors
Business Standard
19 Aug 2024
Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sports (MoEYS), Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) launches new ICT textbooks for grades 7-9
Khmer Times
19 Aug 2024
Cambodia: Year-to-date exports to [Republic of] Korea increase by one eighth
Phnom Penh Post
19 Aug 2024
[People's Republic of] China and Viet Nam sign 14 deals from rail to crocodiles and durians after leaders meet
The Star
19 Aug 2024
[People's Republic of] China takes lead in number of FDI projects in Viet Nam in 7 months
VnExpress
18 Aug 2024
Republic of Korea: Budget carriers hit hard as demand for [People's Republic of] China routes weakens
koreatimes.co.kr
18 Aug 2024
Direct route between Kuala Lumpur, Chiang Mai[, Thailand] takes flight
The Star
17 Aug 2024
Azerbaijan to discuss increasing trade turnover with Uzbekistan
Azernews
16 Aug 2024
[Philippines' Cebu Pacific] pushes for more flights to Australia, India, Hong Kong[, China]
Business World
16 Aug 2024
India enhances visa facilities to boost tourism
newindianexpress.com
15 Aug 2024

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