Chinese rivals are closing in on GoPro, prompting the company to consider a sale amid declining revenue and fierce market competition.
Chinese rivals push GoPro from pioneer to takeover target
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Attacks on Preah Vihear temple hurt all world heritage
Recent attacks have caused damage to the Preah Vihear temple, raising concerns over preservation of this UNESCO World Heritage site amid regional tensions.
Putin Has Lost Control of the Narrative
Russian President Putin’s efforts to shield Moscow from the Ukraine war are unraveling amid recent drone strikes and military setbacks, signaling a shift in public perception.
US tech firms share Dutch regulator officials’ names with Senate
US companies have disclosed Dutch regulator officials’ names to the Senate, raising concerns over privacy, diplomatic relations, and security implications.
Japan, China trade chiefs chat briefly at APEC; first since dispute
Japan and China’s trade ministers held a brief encounter at APEC, marking the first high-level contact since tensions escalated over Taiwan remarks.
Pakistan to deploy paramilitary force to guard copper-gold belt
Pakistan plans to establish a new paramilitary force in Balochistan to safeguard its mineral-rich copper-gold belt amid security concerns and to boost investor confidence.
U.S. researchers face new restrictions on publishing with foreign collaborators
U.S. government imposes new limits on researchers collaborating with foreign partners, affecting publication processes and international scientific cooperation.
Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime market doubles daily trading value over a year
The average daily trading value on Tokyo’s Prime Market has doubled over the past year, driven by foreign investment and increased retail activity, confirming a liquidity boost.
Japan part of fentanyl-smuggling route, US official says
US officials confirm Japan’s role in fentanyl trafficking to the US, highlighting new international transit links in drug smuggling networks.
Myanmar’s political transition needs press freedom benchmarks, says CPJ
The Committee to Protect Journalists calls for press freedom to be a key measure in Myanmar’s ongoing political transition, citing worsening journalist imprisonment.
