China, Pakistan vow to hunt down terrorists
A Foreign Ministry spokesman also called out on Chinese citizens in Pakistan to closely follow the local security situation.
Crime
Lahore court to indict PM Shehbaz, others in money laundering case on May 14
The amount was kept in "hidden accounts" and given to Shehbaz in a personal capacity, according to the report.
More than 1.6 billion suspicious calls from Macau scammers blocked
The authorities said scammers were taking advantage of newer technologies and major events to create believable storylines to con victims.
From student brawls to ‘klitih’: On the origin of teen gang violence
Klitih, originally a Javanese term for going out for some fresh air at night, was co-opted by teenage gangs for their violent attacks on other students.
Indonesia’s AGO blames corruption for cooking oil scarcity
A Foreign Trade Director General had allegedly issued export permits illegally for palm oil producers leading to a scarcity of cooking oil.
Asian American hate crimes increased in US during pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic has exposed various racial discrimination problems existing throughout multiple societies.
Trust in the Bangladesh justice system lost due to delayed action
Long delays in trials, harassment surrounding giving testimonies are among a number of obstacles that discourage people from seeking justice.
New market violence: Police actions were too little, too late
Both shopkeepers and students alleged that a lack of prompt action by the police allowed the violence to continue, who in turn, claimed to have “played a neutral role” in the…
Top Indonesia Trade Ministry official named suspect in cooking oil graft case
One of the suspects is reported to be the Trade Ministry’s foreign trade director general, while the other three are executives from three private companies.
Crackdown safeguards China’s cultural relics
Of the 62 main suspects in cultural relic-related cases on the country's top-tier wanted list, all but one had been arrested by the end of last year.