The prototype can carry up to 3kg (7lbs), but larger payloads may be possible soon.
Malaysian court charges 22 people from cult group linked to child sex abuse scandal
All of the accused have pleaded not guilty to charges of being members of an organised crime group.
DPC Ryanair inquiry may have significant implications for airline verification
The inquiry by the Data Protection Commission (DPC) in Ireland into Ryanair’s customer verification process highlights the ongoing tension between consumer protection, data privacy, and the operational practices of companies.
Philippines’ chip industry group courts TSMC, UMC in bid to move up value chain
‘Send us your depreciated equipment, and … we’ll train the Filipino workers that you can deploy in your global operations,’ the head of the group said.
Malaysia to issue guidelines on workplace bullying after suspected doctor suicide
The case of the 30-year-old head of chemical pathology unit sheds light on tough working conditions and culture in Malaysia’s health sector.
Luxembourg charity financial governance bill should be welcomed by sector
A new bill concerning the financial governance of organisations managing public funds in Luxembourg should be welcomed as it aims to enhance transparency and accountability, thereby restoring and maintaining public confidence in the sector.
Indonesia’s Prabowo unveils ‘fat cabinet’ filled with allies – will it lead to red tape?
President Prabowo Subianto says his cabinet of 48 ministries, which has 109 members, is representative of people across Indonesia.
Malaysia’s capture of tiger blamed for 2 deaths highlights conservation dilemma
A total of four fatal tiger encounters were recorded in Malaysia last year, with all the incidents happening in Kelantan state.
As China’s navy docks in Bangladesh, India watches with ‘growing concern’
Beijing is keen to cement ties with the new interim government in Dhaka – but analysts say all India sees is ‘continuous Chinese build-up’.
Newly sworn-in Prabowo vows to serve ‘all Indonesians’, China’s Xi hails ‘friendly’ ties
The former defence minister succeeds rival-turned-ally Joko Widodo, whose eldest son was sworn in as Prabowo’s vice president.