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Asia news — August 1, 2026 - Page 13

Publications tagged with Asia published on August 1, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 13 of 16.

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  4. SocietyRegulatorsPeaceAsiaWhite-collar

    Tribute to Civil Guards Killed by ETA 17 Years Ago

    Francina Armengol, President of the Congress of Deputies, paid tribute to Diego Salvà Lezaun and Carlos Sáenz de Tejada, two Civil Guards assassinated by ETA in Calviá 17 years ago. She remembered their sacrifice and expressed that their memory keeps us firm in the defense of democracy, harmony, and dialogue. She also sent her deepest embrace to their families, friends, and colleagues of the Civil Guard.
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  5. SocietyLawPeaceAsia

    Police Chief Admits Difficulty in Controlling Off-Duty Officers' Behavior

    State Police Chief Armands Ruks has acknowledged the challenge of monitoring police officers' actions during their off-duty hours. This follows recent incidents where off-duty police officers, under the influence of alcohol, caused accidents resulting in fatalities or injuries. The Interior Minister has ordered an investigation into Ruks' leadership following these incidents.
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  6. SocietyLawPeaceAsia

    Telegram's Fate Uncertain as Durov Charged with Terrorism Assistance

    Pavel Durov, founder of Telegram, has been charged with assisting terrorism by Russian authorities. While this does not immediately impact users, it could lead to Telegram being recognized as an extremist organization, potentially banning payments for premium subscriptions and displaying the logo. Lawyers advise caution but note that using the messenger for communication remains legal. Some politicians and experts suggest waiting for official clarifications before purchasing premium features.
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  8. PoliticsAsia

    Secret Service Surveilled Comey Without Warrant

    The Secret Service surveilled former FBI Director James Comey without a warrant after he posted a photo of seashells on Twitter, according to new details from multiple sources. The decision was deemed 'legally questionable' by one official, with concerns raised about the legality of tracking Comey's phone. The Secret Service felt pressure from the Trump administration to conduct the surveillance.
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  9. WorldAsia

    Ancelotti Ends Era of Galacticos, Looks to Youth for Brazil's Future

    Carlo Ancelotti, coach of the Brazilian national team, has announced that the era of veteran players like Neymar, Casemiro, and Dani Alves has come to an end. Following Brazil's elimination from the World Cup, Ancelotti plans to focus on youth and renewal, aiming to build a new team for the 2028 Copa America and the 2030 World Cup. The team will begin this new cycle with friendlies against Australia and India in September and October.
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  10. SocietyLocal GovProtestAsia

    FIR Filed Against Woman for Raising Offensive Slogans Against PM Modi at Jantar Mantar

    Protests against PM Modi during 'Jantar Mantar' protest included offensive slogans, with an FIR filed against a woman in UP. An FIR has been registered against a woman who raised controversial slogans against Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) protests at Jantar Mantar in Delhi. The case is now being investigated by the Delhi Police, who say that further legal action will be taken based on the evidence found during the investigation.
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  12. WorldBillAsiaMiddle East

    Brazilians Boost Spending in World Cup Host Cities

    A study by Wise reveals a significant increase in Brazilian spending during the recent World Cup held in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Host cities experienced substantial growth, with Mexico City leading at 275% and Houston at 184%. New York/New Jersey accounted for half of all Brazilian spending, followed by Miami and Toronto. Electronics emerged as a top spending category alongside dining, with digital wallets surpassing physical cards in usage.
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  14. SocietyLocal GovAsia

    Two Arrested in Murder of Trier Student

    Police have arrested two suspects, a 35-year-old man and a 25-year-old woman, in connection with the murder of a 29-year-old student in Trier. The victim was found dead in her apartment with stab wounds. The suspects are believed to have planned to steal the student's bank cards and withdraw money from her account. The arrest follows a second homicide at the University of Trier within a few days.
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  19. WorldRegulatorsAsia

    Zucchini and Ham and Cheese Tart Recipe

    A quick and easy recipe for zucchini and ham and cheese tart, perfect for a busy day lunch or dinner. This Argentine classic is made with basic ingredients, including zucchini, ham, cheese, and a creamy egg mixture. It takes about 45 minutes to prepare and serves approximately 6 people. Each serving contains about 250 kcal, with 13g of fat, 22g of carbohydrates, and 12g of protein. The tart can be stored in the refrigerator for up to 3 days or frozen for up to 2 months.
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  21. PoliticsAsiaMiddle EastChina

    Russia Imports European Defense Goods via India to Bypass Sanctions

    Russian defense and security companies are using Indian supply chains to import thousands of dual-use goods originally made in Europe, circumventing sanctions. Since the start of the war in Ukraine, exports of Western-origin goods from India to Russia have significantly increased. Experts warn that Indian production chains could be used by Moscow to evade sanctions, and closer cooperation between governments is needed to counter this.
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  23. WorldAsiaBudgetClimate

    German Economy Grows Minimally Despite Iran Conflict

    The German economy has grown slightly despite the strains of the Iran conflict. Recent economic indicators such as industrial orders, production and exports had already pointed upwards. Economists interpret the figures as a reassuring signal, but they are far from a breakthrough. Despite the ongoing Iran war, the predicted recession has been avoided. Full order books and a startup boom are raising hopes for better times. However, the expected strong upswing is taking its time and inflation is picking up again.
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