CNAEN
‘My hands start itching’: Inside Indonesia’s online gambling addiction
More than 12 million Indonesians, many from lower-income households, have been drawn into online gambling. CNA speaks to several people struggling with addiction.
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The AgeEN
The parents ditching IVF and embracing the ‘turkey baster’
Bungles, cost-of-living pressures and sperm shortages are only some of the reasons Australians are fleeing the regulated system. But what awaits them in the “Wild West”?
ABC AustraliaEN
Jumping spiders caught on camera sleeping and leg twitching like humans
The most comprehensive study of its kind confirms that jumping spiders go through two phases of sleep, including a REM-like state that is associated with human dreaming.
BBC SportEN
The World Treadmill Championship - pitching elite runners against amateurs
Everyday runners are being given the chance to compete alongside elite athletes in the first World Treadmill Championship, a new global 5km competition.
Financial TimesEN
OpenAI trims valuation target to $1.25tn after pitching higher price
AI lab floated $1.4tn price tag earlier this month, according to documents seen by the FT
BBC NewsEN
The grads ditching the UK for a fresh start abroad
With graduate jobs hard to come by, more young adults are reported to be considering emigrating.
CNAEN
Commentary: 'Made in Europe' label is wearing thin while Asia does the stitching
New transparency laws aim to close the gap between Europe’s luxury heritage narrative and its Asian factory floors, says an academic.
Malay MailEN
Rapid KL trials fixed-schedule feeder vans in Cheras and Putrajaya, ditching app bookings
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 21 — Commuters in parts of Cheras and Putrajaya will soon be able to board feeder vans on fixed...
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