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5 days ago · Indonesia President Prabowo’s plan to pardon ‘corrupters’ raises eyebrows. Observers have said that a suggestion from the President to pardon graft suspects and convicts as long as they pay the evaded taxes conflicts the prevailing Anticorruption Law.
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6 days ago · Former Malaysian First Lady Rosmah calls acquittal a ‘meaningful birthday gift’ On Thursday, Dec. 19, Justice K. Muniandy granted Rosmah a discharge and acquittal on all 17 charges in her money laundering and tax evasion case, citing flawed charges.
Thailand hosts regional talks to find solutions to Myanmar’s ...
5 days ago · December 20, 2024. BANGKOK – Thailand is hosting two separate regional meetings on Myanmar this week, the first involving the war-torn country’s five neighbours, including China, Bangladesh and India, followed by one on Friday of some members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) regional bloc.
Supply of high-tech talent in China rises - Asia News ...
5 days ago · December 20, 2024. BEIJING – A new report released by Maimai, a Chinese professional networking platform, revealed that the talent market in China’s digitally-fueled and high-tech new economy industries remains highly competitive, with the talent demand-supply ratio climbing steadily over the past few years.
Vietnam may face severe heat waves in 2025, meteorological ...
5 days ago · December 20, 2024. HANOI – Việt Nam is likely to encounter extreme heatwaves in 2025, the National Centre for Hydro-Meteorological Forecasting (NCHMF) warned during Wednesday’s conference to review 2024 activities and outline priorities for 2025.
Malaysia will strengthen territorial defence while keeping ...
5 days ago · December 20, 2024. KUALA LUMPUR – Malaysia will strengthen its navy and air force to safeguard territorial waters, including the South China Sea, while keeping diplomatic channels open with stakeholder countries, said Malaysia’s National Security Council (NSC) director-general Raja Nushirwan Zainal Abidin.
Pakistan allegedly developing long-range missiles that could ...
5 days ago · December 20, 2024. WASHINGTON / ISLAMABAD – A day after Washington slapped sanctions on Pakistan’s state-owned missile development agency and three of its vendor companies, a senior White House official accused the country of developing long-range ballistic missile capabilities that could eventually allow it to strike targets outside of South Asia, …
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