The teacher, a 64-year-old man, knew the victim in 2020 when the boy was a Secondary 1 student and they had a teacher-student relationship.
Massive unguided bomb used in deadly Myanmar strike is ‘war crime’, Amnesty says
The incident on Monday night saw 29 bodies and 56 wounded pulled from debris at a camp near the northern town of Laiza, on the border with China.
Dutch authority calls for pre-registration of data intermediation services under EU data sharing regime
Service providers facilitating data sharing in the Netherlands can now submit a preliminary registration to the Dutch consumer & markets authority (ACM), even though national legislation to implement the new EU Data Governance Act is yet to be passed by the Dutch parliament.
Singapore flight to Australia turns back with 2 fighter jet escorts after bomb threat
Budget airline Scoot said it was assisting the authorities with their investigation.
Thai fans to bid teary goodbye to rock band after 43 years: ‘what am I going to do?’
The 43-year-old rock band, which was founded in the Philippines, has built an ardent fan base with its songs chronicling coup-prone Thailand’s political and social turmoil.
Ex-Australia PM Scott Morrison also had China in mind when arming Ukraine
Scott Morrison, who was prime minister from 2018 to 2022, had repeated disputes with China, including in 2020 when Canberra called for a probe into the origins of the coronavirus.
Embracing diversity and inclusion ‘supports business growth’
We now have decades of research to prove what we intuitively know: that businesses which embrace diversity and inclusion outperform those that don’t.
Philippines’ Rodrigo Duterte says Israel should ‘crush Hamas’, turn Gaza into ‘world’s biggest cemetery’
He also said if he were Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he would ‘pulverise Gaza and make it the biggest cemetery in the world’.
PFAS: ‘forever chemicals’ a mounting litigation risk for businesses
Businesses across sectors and throughout supply chains should consider the risk they are exposed to from growing scrutiny of ‘forever chemicals’ amidst increasing commentary about the potential harmful effects and the ongoing drive to restrict their use.
Chinese Vivo executive among 4 people arrested in India as part of money laundering case
The arrests add to the legal troubles of the Chinese phone maker in India, and come amid rising tensions between Beijing and New Delhi.
