Month: May 2023

Philippine hospitals are in a critical condition as rich nations offer high salaries and residency to tempt the best nurses abroad.

Cyclone Mocha was packing winds of up to 240km per hour (149 miles per hour), according to the Zoom Earth website, which classed it as a Super Cyclone.

Some ministers in the region back an immediate halt to fighting in Ukraine, countering EU position that such a move would solidify Russian gains.

Proposals in a new policy paper published by the UK government could have a significant effect on employment regulation, according to legal experts.

UK law protects people’s right to privacy in a number of ways.

Tata, the largest conglomerate in India, is set to become the fourth iPhone supplier amid Apple’s efforts to diversify its manufacturing supply chain, according to research firm TrendForce.

Cyclone Mocha, the first cyclone in the north Indian Ocean this year, is expected to make landfall on Sunday between Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh and Kyaukpyu in Myanmar.

China’s foreign minister Qin Gang will visit Australia in July amid improving ties between Beijing and Canberra, according to a source close to the Chinese government and an Australian academic.

The Data Protection Commission has issued new guidance on records of processing activities (RoPAs) and data protection in the workplace.

Authorities aim to weed out criminals using short-term visas to execute kidnappings for ransom to protect the Thai tourism industry’s image.