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Jakarta's streets became a stage of color and defiance as hundreds of women in pink marched to parliament, broomsticks in hand, to protest against government excess and police abuses. The demonstrations, organized by the Indonesian Women's Alliance (IWA), form part of a larger wave of discontent that has gripped the nation, highlighting economic struggles and political frustrations.
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For the first time, the leaders of China, Russia, and North Korea appeared together publicly, demonstrating solidarity at a grand military parade in Beijing. President Xi Jinping emphasized that the world faces a choice between peace and war as China showcased a vast arsenal, including nuclear missiles with global reach, commemorating the 80th anniversary of the end of World War Two. The display highlighted not only China’s past achievements and progress but also its future ambitions.

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Thailand's political scene has once again been thrust into uncertainty after Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra was removed from office by the Constitutional Court. In a ruling that has shaken the nation and cast doubt on the endurance of its most famous political dynasty, the court found her guilty of violating ethical standards during a leaked phone call with Cambodia's former leader Hun Sen.
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Kim Jong Un has arrived Beijing to attend the upcoming "Victory Day" military parade, according to reports. The event on Wednesday will see him alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and other global leaders, marking his debut in a multilateral international forum. Kim crossed into China on Tuesday on his armored train. Kim left Pyongyang on Monday, but the train's heavy protection means it travels slowly.

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Vietnam marked 80 years since its declaration of independence, celebrating its freedom from colonial rule. Yet, even as the nation honoured Ho Chi Minh's 1945 proclamation, the enduring imprint of French culture was evident in architecture, language, and cuisine. Ba Dinh Square, where independence was declared, remains flanked by colonial-era buildings including the presidential palace and foreign ministry, both striking examples of French Indochine design.
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