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Pacific Security: China’s submarine-launched long-range ballistic missile test in the Pacific has drawn sharp pushback across the region, with Japan and Taiwan warning of destabilisation and urging restraint. Indo-Pacific Diplomacy: Prime Minister Narendra Modi begins a three-nation tour to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand, aiming to deepen trade, defence and maritime ties as regional security competition intensifies. Typhoon Disaster: Super Typhoon Bavi slammed U.S. Pacific territories near Guam with catastrophic winds and flooding risk, prompting evacuations and military base alerts. Climate Pressure: Record ocean heat and a new El Niño are being linked to stronger storms and more extreme weather, while a U.S. heatwave has already caused dozens of deaths. Human Rights & Society: India’s NHRC opened action over a Bengaluru quarry accident that killed migrant labourers, and China’s foreign ministry held talks with Sweden’s top diplomat. Business & Culture: Thailand’s Cosmoprof CBE ASEAN expanded with rising international attendance, while MSC World Asia unveiled a three-in-one Pan-Asian street food dining concept.

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