Blind spots in South Korea’s anti-stalking law emerges again
Experts had warned that safety measures for victims were overlooked in the law, even when it was being passed.
Most Pinoys OK with SIM card listup, but wary of data leak: Survey
Only 48 per cent surveyed said SIM card sellers could be trusted to protect their customers’ private information.
Nepali botanist discovers species of Impatiens new to science
Dr Bhakta Bahadur Raskoti discovered the new species while collecting plant samples for his botanical survey in Myagdi district in 2011.
Ismail Sabri still the PM choice: Coalition leaders
The Umno information chief said it was the decision of the party that Ismail Sabri would be the prime minister candidate.
Solo on my mind: Jokowi wants to pack up after 2024
Speculation has abounded as the PDI-P scrambles to downplay recent talk of a leadership succession.
Politics encroaches on mourning for victims of Itaewon tragedy
While the events were to commemorate the dead, some participants held signs calling for President Yoon Suk-yeol to step down.
Malaysia’s fragmented politics sees a record number vying to be MPs
Analysts predict a three-way split for most of the seats between the main coalitions – Barisan Nasional, Pakatan Harapan and Perikatan Nasional.
Jokowi’s nod to ministers’ election bid might spell second-term curse
Less than two years before the end of his second and last term of presidency, Jokowi has proved predictions wrong about him becoming a lame-duck president.
Perikatan Nasional pledges graft-free government and economic recovery if it wins Malaysia election
It also pledged to create a million jobs in high-growth sectors over the next few years.
Even developed nations are struggling: Bangladesh PM on global recession
The premier also said that the government is trying hard to maintain the economy, but everyone has to maintain some austerity.