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[Japanese Prime Minister] Kishida unveils generative AI global regulation
The Brunei Times
3 May 2024
[Cambodian Prime Minister] commits to enhancing Cambodia-Japan industrial cooperation
Khmer Times
3 May 2024
Brunei [Darussalam] among Malaysia’s top visitors
Borneo Bulletin
2 May 2024
Tajikistan introduces visa-free regime for citizens of 25 countries
Azernews
1 May 2024
Uzbekistan: Issues regarding the creation of the Trans-Afghan multimodal transport corridor were discussed
UzDaily
1 May 2024
ADB Vice-President [Yingming Yang] meets Nepal Prime Minister [Pushpa Kamal Dahal], reaffirms support for private sector growth and climate initiatives
Asian Development Bank
30 Apr 2024
Tourism is booming in Japan, with record-breaking visitor numbers
Malay Mail
30 Apr 2024
Singapore and Indonesia pledge continuity in bilateral ties at Leaders’ Retreat
The Straits Times
30 Apr 2024
Lao PRD: Mekong Tourism Forum 2024 sets stage for 2025 tourism event in Luang Prabang
Laotian Times
29 Apr 2024
Vietnamese, Chinese, [Laotian] localities promote tourism cooperation
vietnamplus.vn
29 Apr 2024

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