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Southeast Asia news — September 5, 2026

Publications tagged with Southeast Asia published on September 5, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

6 publications

  1. WorldSoutheast Asia

    Ghostly Winds of Exposure Reach Islamabad

    Since the Pakistani government's crackdown on foreign scammers and betting companies in July-August, employees in Islamabad have been anxious about potential exposure. Recent posts in employee groups suggest that former workers are providing evidence to the Islamabad police to report their companies, motivated by money or revenge. The wind of exposure is affecting everyone involved in black, gray, or white production, with companies reassuring employees but facing disbelief.
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  2. ScienceSoutheast Asia

    Science Festival in Minsk Engages Thousands with Interactive Exhibits

    Over 2,000 scientists participated in the Science Festival in Minsk, organizing more than 200 activities. The festival showcased advanced domestic and foreign developments in fields such as artificial intelligence, unmanned systems, space technologies, and genetics. Its main attraction was the interactive nature, allowing visitors to test technologies and conduct their own scientific experiments in mobile labs.
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  3. WorldMiddle EastSoutheast AsiaWeather

    High Activity of Plague Focus Detected on Russia-Mongolia Border

    A high level of activity of a plague focus has been recorded on the border between Russia and Mongolia. The consumer protection agency reported that the natural plague hotspot, covering approximately 29,000 km² with around 60% of this territory being in Mongolia, has shown increased activity. Russian and Mongolian specialists are continuously monitoring the situation, conducting research, and vaccinating the population.
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