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Katerina Ang

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  • Editor, Features and Investigations, Reuters
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Editing features & enterprise in Asia @Reuters. Deeply francophile. I hype #MUWomen. Ex-@WashingtonPost & @WSJ, helped start @VogueBusiness.
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Exclusive: India pauses plans to buy U.S. arms after Trump's tariffs

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By Shivam Patel, Aftab Ahmed Verified, Katerina Ang Verified
| share.google
India pausing talks to purchase Stryker combat vehicles, Javelin missiles and some Boeing planes amid tariff dispute-sources Defence minister cancels planned trip to Washington Officials stress that deals could be finalized but Delhi wants clarity on tariffs and bilateral relations India open to reducing oil imports from Russia as part of tariff settlement NEW DELHI, Aug 8 (Reuters) - New Delhi has put on hold its plans to procure new U.S. weapons and aircraft, according to three Indian...
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A Quick Heads-Up: Don’t Forget to Get CheCKD!

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By Katerina Ang Verified
| Modern Parenting
For most, if not all of us—health has become one of our first priorities, for both ourselves and our families, due to the difficult circumstances of the previous years. Not wanting to get sick or spend unnecessarily on all things medical, the pandemic has caused us to become more in tune with our bodies, addressing any abnormalities at the first sign of sickness.
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Staff at drugmaker under U.S. scrutiny worked with Chinese military scientists

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By Kirsty Needham Verified, Katerina Ang Verified, Miyoung Kim
| Westlaw Today Verified
SYDNEY/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Employees of drugmaker WuXi AppTec, under U.S. scrutiny for its links to the Chinese military, co-invented altitude sickness treatments with People's Liberation Army (PLA) scientists, according to public patent records and...
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