How close is a full-blown global cyber war after Russia’s attack on Ukraine?
Notably, there has never been a massive cyberwar happening alongside military combat in the real world - until now.
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Indonesia dismisses UN experts’ call to probe alleged abuses in Papua
Separatists have waged a low-level campaign for independence in the resource-rich region for decades.
Every Indian stranded in Ukraine will be brought back safely: India vice-president
He urged everyone to speak in one voice to protect the country’s interests and not voice anything that will be detrimental to India.
Japan considering separate eased entry cap on foreign students
More than 100,000 foreign students are believed to have had their student visas approved but have not yet been able to enter Japan.
S’pore must maintain fair and progressive system of taxes and benefits: Finance minister
The House on Wednesday March 2) endorsed this year's S$109 billion Budget, including plans to raise the GST rate in two stages.
S’pore Armed Forces to set up fourth service as digital threats mount: Defence minister
The Digital and Intelligence Service will be responsible for intelligence, cyber and psychological defence.
Filipinos in Russia face struggle in sending remittances as banks bear sanctions
The Embassy advised those experiencing issues with their transactions to coordinate with the customer support of their banks.
Low water flows in Mekong ‘behind lack of clean water’: Senior official
He expressed confidence that the capital will have enough running water in 2023, as several facilities are slated for completion by then.
Duterte to hold ‘special meeting’ to discuss Russia-Ukraine crisis
The Philippines has voted in favor of a United Nations resolution expressing “explicit condemnation” of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Japan’s anti-nuke groups condemn Putin’s nuclear threat
“We must prevent nuclear weapons from being used,” said Kunihiko Sakuma, 77, who heads a major hibakusha organization.