China has reopened, so why aren’t Chinese tourists back in S’pore in droves?
With the downsized numbers, Chinese visitors are no longer the top contributor to Singapore’s tourism receipts.
HIV remains a threat amid rise in cases, PM Hun Sen cautions
In 2022, Cambodia recorded 1,400 new cases of HIV/AIDS, an increase of 300 over the previous year.
‘Pesantren’ heresy claims spark rights concerns
Allegations that the school could be linked to the breakaway Indonesian Islamic State movement has sparked concerns from rights groups.
Pakistan’s National Assembly passes budget to secure crucial IMF funding
The revised budget aims for an additional Rs 215 billion in tax revenue alongside a cutback of Rs 85 billion in public spending.
Police, military prepare for mass protests if Pita’s bid to be PM is thwarted
Move Forward Party leader Pita Limjaroenrat will need a majority of the votes from 750 MPs and senators to be elected prime minister.
Korn steps down as Chart Pattana Kla leader, hints he is leaving politics for good
The veteran politician said in a Facebook post that he will support the party’s policies as an ordinary person and will vacation with his family.
Abhisit calls for unity to revive Democrat Party’s golden days
The party has suffered two humiliating defeats in the last two elections, and wiped out of one of its former strongholds of Bangkok.
Sugar being sold at higher than government rate
The Bangladesh Trade and Tariff Commission said it is working to adjust the prices as it went up in international markets.
Malaysians cut back on imported goods as ringgit weakens
The falling ringgit has translated into higher prices for imported goods, which has hurt demand from consumers.
Japan urges high schoolers to study abroad in bid for global talent
As the impact of the Covid-19 has subsided and this trend has resumed, yet there remain barriers for high school students.