Month: September 2024

TikTok’s 41-year-old Singaporean CEO is facing an uphill battle to keep the platform alive in the US, while also maintaining a public profile.

Despite extensive media partnerships, scepticism among Filipinos hampers China’s influence efforts, a report by US-based AidData finds.

A new law in South Africa will deliver structural changes within the country’s energy sector and has the potential to address the problem of electricity blackouts and encourage investment in renewables projects.

As Vietnam assesses the damage, the long-term economic repercussions are expected to linger for months.

Defence analysts fear that the BRP Teresa Magbanua’s withdrawal could embolden China, which already has a significant presence in the area.

Leader Kim Jong-un visited a uranium enrichment facility, which could be an undeclared site for building nuclear bombs.

GISB’s CEO said there were ‘one or two’ cases of sodomy at the shelters but he denied other allegations of misconduct.

Myanmar’s military rulers have appealed for help as heavy rains and floods force hundreds of thousands from their homes.

The incident is unlikely to be a one-off, with various ships having previously anchored without permission in Indonesian waters, analysts say.

Businesses and consumers should be more vigilant as sophisticated investment fraud is on the rise in Ireland, a legal expert has said.