Cyberattacks increasingly frequent, targeting critical groups in 2021: SAFEnet
As many as 193 digital attacks were recorded by SAFEnet in 2021, an increase of 38 percent from 147 attacks in 2020.
Efforts are still on to locate MH370: Malaysia transport minister
March 8 marks the eighth year of the tragedy of the aircraft that vanished without a trace.
Reopening of Malaysia’s borders will speed up economic recovery: Minister
On March 5, the Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob confirmed that the country’s borders would be reopened soon.
Surging import costs hit Indonesia’s food industry
The Food and Agriculture Organization’s food price index averaged at 125.8 points last year, 28.24 percent higher than in 2020.
Vietnam to cut solar power capacity, pivot to offshore wind power in draft plan
Offshore wind could play a significant role in Vietnam’s electricity demands and has the potential to supply 12% of Vietnam’s electricity by 2035.
Consumers may face delays for deliveries amid Covid-19 manpower crunch
Delivery providers have cited workers who have contracted the virus or being put under home isolation as a strain on the delivery fleet.
Eastern Europeans in S’pore fret over loved ones back home, offer financial help to Ukraine
The expats who spoke to The Straits Times said they were uncertain how the war and sanctions could affect business, travel and foreign remittance.
Vietnam pledges to promote human rights and fundamental freedom
The country will also promote the right to decent work in joint efforts to achieve the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development.
Railway freight route reopened to support Hong Kong
The new cross-border freight railway route will helping to guarantee the steady flow medical and living supplies for Hong Kong.
Japan willing to accept Ukrainian refugees: Kishida
Japan's borders are currently closed to virtually all foreign visitors to prevent Covid-19 infections.