Bangladesh government cautious about loans for mega projects
The prime minister said 2022 and 2023 will be milestones for Bangladesh in terms of infrastructure development.
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Imran Khan asks judiciary to explain midnight move prior to his ouster
The former prime minister also asked security institutions if the country's nuclear assets would be safe under the leadership of the Sharifs-led government.
Bankrupt Sri Lanka asks citizens abroad to send home cash
The island nation is in the grip of its worst economic crisis since independence in 1948, with severe shortages of essential goods and regular blackouts causing widespread…
Welcome back to Purana Pakistan: Here’s what should return, and what should not
The mass appeal for a change in the status quo, evident by the outpouring of support for Imran Khan, should serve as a clear warning for political leaders.
Don’t use women to earn votes, smear election candidates: Integrated Bar of the Philippines
The candidates and the public in general were also reminded that there are clear legal frameworks protecting women, including women in politics from discrimination and violence.
Cambodia’s power generation surges 8% in 2021
“By 2021, the number of households connected to the grid amounted to 3.12 million or 86.43 per cent of the 3.61 million household target for 2021,” Hun Sen added.
Reports of widespread impunity for security force abuses in Bangladesh: US State Dept
Human rights organizations and civil society expressed concern regarding the alleged extrajudicial killings and arrests, claiming many of the victims were innocent.
Comelec probes spoiled ballot incidents abroad
The Philippine Embassy in Singapore had confirmed that an overseas voter was given a pre-shaded ballot on the first day of overseas voting on April 10.
Autopsy of Philippine drug war victims uncovers falsified info: Forensic pathologist
Dr. Raquel Fortun said some of the bodies were reported to have died of “natural causes,” suffered from pneumonia and stroke, with a heart attack victim having multiple…
Voting for Malaysia anti-hopping law put off despite debates held
Initially, a constitutional amendment involving Article 10(1) was slated to be voted and passed in the House on Monday (April 11).