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Malaysian NGO backs illegal durian farm crackdown despite backlash over 1,000 trees cut down

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A year of love and happiness: Sweet moments since marriage of Prince Mateen of Brunei and wife

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Cecilia Cheung stuns with sophisticated fashion sense

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Fireworks light up Ho Chi Minh City sky for Reunification Day celebration

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Young people opt for rental housing as ownership slips out of reach

Young people opt for rental housing as ownership slips out of reach

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Durian prices plummet as tightened quality requirements slow exports to China

Durian prices plummet as tightened quality requirements slow exports to China

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Vietnam pilots biometric boarding at Tan Son Nhat Airport's new terminal

Vietnam pilots biometric boarding at Tan Son Nhat Airport's new terminal

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Inside the lives of Vietnamese seasonal farm workers in South Korea

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Thailand digital arrival cards required for foreign tourists from May 1

Thailand digital arrival cards required for foreign tourists from May 1

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How much does an international graduate make in Canada?

By Minh Nga March 10, 2025 | 03:00 pm PT

A study by Statistics Canada, an agency of the Canadian government, found that international graduates in this country earn about 20% less than their domestic peers.

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