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MELBOURNE -- Australia's best-known furniture designer is London-based, Sydney-born Marc Newson, whose modern experimental shapes, clever aesthetics and sleek finishes have made him an international celebrity with luxury retailers such as Swarovski and Louis Vuitton among his clients.
By contrast, the Falcon Strike 2024 exercises, held from August 18-29, focused more on strategic aims such as cross-border support and joint air defence – essential components, Chinese state media reported, for “a small-scale war”.
Asia risks becoming a “powder keg” that could trigger World War III, according to a prominent Chinese academic who blamed the United States and its allies.
Malaysia will be among the 71 countries whose citizens will need authorisation to enter Japan under a new tourism plan by the government.
South Korea’s traditional security concerns have primarily centered on addressing immediate regional challenges, particularly the persistent threat posed by North Korea, within the framework of its longstanding alliance with the United States. However, recent developments suggest a strategic expansion of Seoul’s diplomatic and security objectives, as it seeks to engage more actively with international organizations such as NATO and other key regional actors like India and Australia.
Indonesia and Australia will hold their largest defence exercises in November after signing a new security pact seen to usher closer ties for the two nations with a strained history.
“There is one thing that is not so much nagging us, but it’s of concern,” Foreign Minister Peter Agovaka said on the sidelines of the Pacific Islands Forum in Tonga.
“Sarawak stands at a critical juncture where we must decouple GDP growth from unsustainable energy and resource consumption. This shift will not happen on its own,” Abang Johari said while speaking at this year’s edition of the annual Asean-Australian Business Forum on Thursday.