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EuroAsia24 is an English-language digital news platform focused on Europe, Asia and global affairs, delivering international news, geopolitical analysis, business coverage and the major issues shaping today’s world. The site provides clear, fast and accessible reporting on politics, economy, diplomacy, markets and society across key global regions. Part of the BXL Média group, EuroAsia24 follows a modern, independent editorial vision centered on international developments and strategic trends.

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Arsenal’s Villa win under Arteta underscores growing strength

Arsenal's 1-0 victory at Aston Villa under Mikel Arteta highlighted tactical maturity and lifted supporters' expectations.

Centuries of Child Labor in the Postmedieval Netherlands Left Visible Spinal Damage, Study Finds

A study in the International Journal of Paleopathology links strenuous postmedieval child labour in the Netherlands to worn and deformed spines, even in very young children.

Flood Exposes Information Divide Between Nepal and Tibet

A deadly flood highlights contrasting media access: more open reporting from Nepal, near-complete reliance on China's state channels in Tibet.
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Images Removed, Official Narrative Amplified After Floods at China–Nepal Border

Viral footage of a deadly border flood was deleted in Tibetan online spaces while official outlets promoted state material.

Guinea-Bissau junta seeks wider presidential powers ahead of December vote

Military rulers in Guinea-Bissau propose constitutional changes to expand presidential authority and announce December elections.

Images Removed, Official Narrative Amplified After Floods at China–Nepal Border

Viral footage of a deadly border flood was deleted in Tibetan online spaces while official outlets promoted state material.

Meta Agrees to Settlement with US States Over Teen Addiction Claims

Meta will pay potentially billions and impose youth usage limits after a US states lawsuit over teen addiction.
Isaac Hammouch
The editorial direction of EuroAsia24 is led by Isaac Hammouch, journalist, writer, and geopolitical analyst specializing in international relations and contemporary strategic dynamics. His work focuses on geopolitical balances across Europe and Asia, global power shifts, transcontinental economic developments, and evolving international alliances. Through his analyses and opinion pieces, he promotes a rigorous, forward-looking approach grounded in a clear understanding of power structures and the structural transformations shaping global affairs. Isaac Hammouch official website: www.isaachammouch.com
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Shein’s Hong Kong Debut Sees Shares Slip in Long-Awaited Listing

Shein lists in Hong Kong after years of pursuing New York and London listings; shares fell on debut amid cautious market reception.

When parents lend to one child and not another: how families can avoid financial favouritism

Financial favouritism can fracture sibling ties. Practical, neutral steps help families manage loans, gifts and expectations to reduce long-term resentment.

Deal for US control of 65bn barrels in Venezuela raises questions over sovereignty and markets

A reported agreement giving the US control over 65bn barrels of Venezuelan oil has political and market implications and prompts calls for clarity.
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Flood Exposes Information Divide Between Nepal and Tibet

A deadly flood highlights contrasting media access: more open reporting from Nepal, near-complete reliance on China's state channels in Tibet.

ASEAN and Japan Recast Indo-Pacific Agenda to Guard Shared Rules

ASEAN and Japan revised their Free and Open Indo-Pacific initiative to reinforce a rules-based regional foundation rather than form a bloc.
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Arsenal’s Villa win under Arteta underscores growing strength

Arsenal's 1-0 victory at Aston Villa under Mikel Arteta highlighted tactical maturity and lifted supporters' expectations.

Djokovic’s Emotional Early Exit at the US Open Raises Questions About Longevity

Novak Djokovic bowed out in the first round of the US Open in tears, prompting debate on the physical demands faced by long-established champions.
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