More than 1.6 billion suspicious calls from Macau scammers blocked
The authorities said scammers were taking advantage of newer technologies and major events to create believable storylines to con victims.
Imran ‘playing’ with Pakistan’s interests to keep his politics alive: Minister for Planning and Development
The comments come as the former prime minister continues to insist he was ousted as a result of a foreign-backed conspiracy.
Edible oil imports hit Rs100 billion even though Nepalis are not guzzling it
Less than 20 percent of the edible oil that Nepal imports is consumed in the country, with the remaining re-exported, almost all to India.
Indonesia’s Islamic parties may face uphill battle in 2024 elections: Experts
In an increasingly crowded political space, Islam-based parties face a lack of popular leaders to attract voters for the upcoming elections.
Japan’s treatment for Ukrainians stirs debate over cold shoulder to other refugees
Ukraine is not the only conflict zone in the world, and the difference in reception has stirred up uncomfortable questions.
Moon Jae-in to talk about 5 years of presidency on TV show
Hosted by journalist Sohn Suk-hee, the interview reviews Moon’s achievements, regrets, and opinion of the incoming administration.
Inflation in South Korea 2nd highest in region: IMF
The International Monetary Fund said inflation would hit 4% this year, second behind only New Zealand, in partly due to the war in Ukraine.
Thailand should be free of malaria by 2024, declares DDC
The Department of Disease Control aims to get rid of the severe strains by next year by launching awareness campaigns.
Myanmar’s Suu Kyi awaits verdict in first corruption case
The deposed leader faces 15 years in prison if the verdict goes against her.
Sanctions on RAB won’t be lifted without actions, accountability: US ambassador
The Rab Director General also recently spoke about how the force in 2011 established an internal enquiry cell to ensure accountability.