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Prince Andrew leaves Westminster Abbey following King Charles' coronation last year, while a Chinese businessman linked to him denies spying for Beijing and expresses his love for Britain. Yang Tengbo, banned from returning to the UK on national security grounds, insists he has not done anything wrong and blames political tensions between the UK and China for his situation. Despite the spying allegations, UK officials, including Keir Starmer and Chancellor Rachel Reeves, remain committed to...

Yang Tengbo, a 50-year-old businessman and alleged Chinese spy, was barred from the UK in 2023 due to concerns about national security. After pressure from MPs, he was named and denied any wrongdoing, dismissing claims of espionage. Mr. Yang studied in China, moved to the UK in 2002 for further education, and is now at the center of allegations involving the Royal Family. Full Article

Union Home Minister Amit Shah emphasized the need for all security forces and agencies to collaborate in eradicating Left Wing Extremism by March 2026, with the National Investigation Agency playing a crucial role. During a review meeting in Chhattisgarh, attended by Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai and other officials, Shah commended the coordinated efforts that have significantly weakened Naxalism in the region and urged continued action towards complete elimination before the set deadline. Full Article

Indonesia's efforts to attract capital from tech companies like Apple through local investment and manufacturing requirements may not yield long-term gains, economists caution. With long-standing local content policies preventing Apple from selling its newest iPhone model in the country, Indonesia plans to increase local content requirements for smartphone investments after rejecting a $100 million proposal from Apple and asking for a $1 billion investment in cell phone component production. While the aim is to protect...

The state government of Victoria in Australia is proposing new laws to restrict protesters in response to rising antisemitism, including banning demonstrations outside places of worship following recent incidents at synagogues in Melbourne and Sydney. Premier Jacinta Allan emphasized the need to combat antisemitism and ensure peaceful gatherings free from intimidation, proposing safe access areas and prohibiting disturbances at religious gatherings. The proposed laws would also ban the display of terrorist organization symbols, Nazi salutes,...

Mayor Brandon Johnson announced a new round of appointments to the Chicago Board of Education, naming Sean Harden as the new president. The appointments include three newcomers and a mix of sitting members and candidates who lost their bids in the recent election. The new board members, along with elected candidates, will serve two-year terms until a fully elected board is in place in 2027. Full Article