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- 2026-08-27 regulatory South Korean police are seeking to indict seven transport ministry officials for allegedly falsifying documents related to a Jeju Air crash. source
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Indonesia reopens airports after Mount Anak Krakatoa eruption
Airports in Indonesia, including the one serving Jakarta, have reopened after being closed due to volcanic ash from the eruption of Mount Anak Krakatoa. The closures, which began on Saturday, disrupted nearly 3,000 flig…
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Singapore MP opposes Temasek funding for Air India via Singapore Airlines
A Singaporean Member of Parliament, Kenneth Tiong, has voiced opposition to Temasek Holdings potentially funding Air India through its subsidiary Singapore Airlines. Tiong argued that Singapore Airlines should make such…
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South Korean officials face charges for falsifying documents after Jeju Air crash
South Korean police are seeking to indict seven transport ministry officials for allegedly falsifying documents related to a Jeju Air crash. The officials reportedly issued false statements claiming that crucial landing…
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Peter Lee's family office partners with Kazakhstan on green energy projects
Peter Lee's family office, Full Vision Capital, has entered into a memorandum of understanding with Kazakh authorities to develop green energy projects. The agreement, signed during Peter Lee's visit to Kazakhstan and a…
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China targets 1.6M electric trucks by 2030 for net-zero push
China aims to have at least 1.6 million electric heavy-goods vehicles on its roads by 2030, with electric trucks making up 40% of new heavy-goods vehicle sales. This initiative is part of a broader strategy to decarboni…
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China to build over 3,000 EV heavy-truck charging stations
China plans to construct over 3,000 charging and battery-swapping stations for electric heavy-duty trucks by focusing on key transportation routes and urban clusters. This initiative aims to create a comprehensive netwo…
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Sweden to build nuclear reactors with Rolls-Royce after 40-year hiatus
Sweden's largest power company, Vattenfall, has chosen Rolls-Royce to build three small modular reactors in southwestern Sweden. This marks the Nordic country's return to nuclear power construction after more than 40 ye…
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China deploys largest patrol ship near Taiwan amid Japan-Philippine talks
China has deployed its largest patrol ship, along with a flotilla, to waters east of Taiwan. This action is a direct response to maritime boundary negotiations initiated by Japan and the Philippines. Beijing has condemn…
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China's transport sees 2.1% passenger growth in first 4 months
In the first four months of the year, China saw a 2.1% increase in inter-regional passenger flow, reaching 23.21 billion person-times. Road transportation accounted for the majority of this, with a 1.7% rise to 21.31 bi…
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Bidian Technology secures funding for maritime electrification
Chinese startup Bidian Technology, specializing in electric propulsion systems for ships, has secured tens of millions of yuan in Series A funding. The company, founded by a team with a military background, focuses on i…
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China's May Day holiday sees 63 million vehicles on highways
The Ministry of Transport's Road Network Center anticipates over 63 million vehicle passages on national expressways today, May 3rd. Short-distance travel is predominant, with significant traffic expected on key routes …