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Can EV charging really become a 10-minute coffee break? Autel Energy says yes in Thailand
Autel Energy’s Thailand ultra-fast EV charging showcase signals a shift in public infrastructure strategy. Read what it means for EV adoption next.
Is InFocus Group Holdings Ltd (ASX: IFG) worth watching after the Codexa launch?
InFocus Group Holdings Ltd (ASX: IFG) is chasing a Codexa-led re-rating. Read what moves the stock next and what risks retail investors should watch.
Why Ucore Rare Metals Inc.’s Louisiana rare earth strategy gained momentum after Hastings’ Thailand acquisition (TSXV: UCU)
Find out why Ucore Rare Metals Inc.’s Louisiana rare earth strategy gained momentum after Hastings’ Thailand acquisition and what investors should watch next.
Can Linkers Industries buy growth fast enough to outrun the dilution it just unleashed? (NASDAQ: LNKS)
Linkers Industries Limited raises $16M to expand operations and acquisitions. Discover whether growth can outpace dilution and reshape its regional strategy.
Why the return of Piprahwa relics marks a defining moment in India’s Buddhist heritage diplomacy
India opens an international exhibition of sacred Piprahwa relics of Bhagwan Buddha in New Delhi. Find out how this connects to India’s global heritage push.
Can PureCycle Technologies turn recycled plastic into a billion-pound global business?
PureCycle Technologies targets 40–50M-pound resin sales with global brand partners while advancing Thailand and EU expansion. Here’s what to watch next.
Could Jayride (ASX: JAY) become the small-cap mobility tech story no one saw coming?
Can Jayride Group (ASX: JAY) turn around its fortunes with a SaaS pivot? Explore stock performance, leadership changes, and mobility strategy.
Sunwoda launches 684Ah and 588Ah energy storage cells at RE+ 2025 to boost global clean energy projects
Sunwoda launches 684Ah and 588Ah energy storage cells at RE+ 2025, aiming to redefine global grid battery economics and accelerate clean energy adoption.
Could nationalist politics in Bangkok and Phnom Penh derail any hope for a quick Thai-Cambodian ceasefire?
Nationalist politics in Thailand and Cambodia are blocking ceasefire efforts, as leaders prioritize sovereignty optics over humanitarian relief for 130,000 displaced civilians.
Deadly Thai-Cambodian border war flares again: Preah Vihear temple dispute fuels third day of fighting
Thailand and Cambodia’s border conflict enters day three with 32 dead and 130,000 displaced as historic disputes and diplomatic breakdown drive escalation.