Thailand’s oldest political party ‘needs new leadership to survive: Deputy leader
The Democrats, Thailand’s oldest party, are scheduled to elect new leadership on July 9.
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Indonesia’s medical associations threaten to strike if health bill passes
The omnibus health bill seeks to supplant 10 existing laws regulating the country’s health sector, including the 2004 Medical Practice Law, the 2009 Health Law and the 2014…
‘Geopolitics’ and the IMF: Delusion or myopia?
Finance Minister Ishaq Dar alleges geopolitics is to blame for Pakistan's IMF woes. But is it?
Move Forward, Pheu Thai urged to settle spat over House speaker post swiftly
A vote on the next House speaker is expected by the middle of next month.
High Court rules in favour of The Star, MCA vice-president in defamation suit
Former finance minister Lim Guan Eng filed a defamation suit against the two defendants over a comment on a RM4 million allocation for a Chinese vernacular school during the Johor…
Second-line party leaders could make their comeback at Malaysia’s state polls
Candidates can be officially announced after the state legislatures begin to be dissolved in the coming days.
Malaysia state elections: Four faces to watch on the comeback trail
All eyes are on the following four leaders to see if they will throw their hats into the ring.
Why educated Pakistanis are voting with their feet
According to data, as many as 832,339 Pakistanis obtained employment abroad in 2022, up 189 per cent from a year ago.
1MDB: ‘It sounds like Najib’, says witness on MACC recordings
However, said that he was not present during the event that took place in the recorded conversations.
China to see surge in exits, entries during upcoming holiday
The daily peak of exits and entries at ports across the country is expected to exceed 1.4 million during the three-day holiday starting from June 22.