Month: May 2023

Washington is courting New Delhi as a counter-influence to Beijing, but faces concerns over human rights and democratic backsliding under Modi’s leadership.

UK legislation derived from the EU that was retained on the UK statute book at the point of Brexit will no longer be revoked en masse at the end of this year, the UK government has announced.

Ferdinand Marcos Jnr is not in favour of imposing a deadline on China-Philippines negotiations, and that the issue has been ‘complicated’ by China’s separate talks with Asean states.

The Australian government has released its annual report on the development of the country’s clean hydrogen industry, stating that the country is uniquely positioned to produce and export hydrogen internationally.

Supporters for such zones place importance on the rights of people to not be disturbed, while objectors claim they infringe on the human rights of children.

Indonesia’s anti-corruption watchdog recently stepped up its crackdown on civil servants and their families for publicising their lavish spending habits on social media.

The day care teacher was handed 19 years in jail, a sentence the couple feels is inadequate. “She killed a baby.”

Singapore Immigration officers uncovered 101.45kg of assorted meat products and 73.65kg of processed food products belonging to Chinese national, Mei Hua.

The double-decker tourist boat capsized late on Sunday in Tanur. ‘Condolences to the bereaved families,’ said Prime Minister Modi, adding that the next of kin of each victim would be entitled to compensation.

With 10 months to elections, Ganjar could be in for a rough ride ahead with tough rivals and a recent Fifa controversy that dented his ratings.