Indonesian lawmakers pass omnibus health bill despite protests
Medical workers had been opposing the bill from the beginning of deliberations, demanding it be brought back to the drawing board.
Hanoi to have two new cities by 2045
The two new cities are poised to become science-technology and logistics centres of the region with total population of 4.45 million people.
China’s new graduates feel mixed emotions about the future
Having spent a large part of their college life defined by the Covid-19 epidemic, they are anxious of the growing competition for jobs.ed
Japanese language school punished for violating rights of international students
Japan's Immigration Services Agency determined that making students submit written pledges that include penalties constitutes a violation of their human rights.
Cybercrimes still up despite SIM registration law: Police data
However, the police highlighted that their resolution rate went up from 70 per cent in 2022 to 95 per cent for the first half of the year.
Maternal, infant mortality drop to record low in China
The mortality rate of children under 5 fell to 6.8 per 1,000 in 2022, marking another record low, according to the National Health Commission.
I didn’t know’ not an excuse for sharing fake info: Malaysian law expert
Prof Shad Saleem explained that in the defamation law, “I didn’t know” cannot be used as a defence.
Pita urges MPs, and senators to bring back a ‘normal’ Thailand in Thursday’s PM vote
He added that he and his party had taken heed of people’s wishes and moved forward to form a coalition with seven other parties.
Senators will have 2 hours, MPs 4 hours to debate before PM vote: Wan Noor
The Parliament president declined to speculate on how many rounds of voting would be held if Pita fails to win the required 376 votes in the first round.
Charges against Muhyiddin not discriminatory, High Court hears
Former prime minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, 76, is charged with using his position to obtain bribes amounting to RM232.5 million for the party.