UN Population Fund urges focus on reproductive rights
The UN's sexual and reproductive health agency also said that while the population was now the largest ever seen, “the global average fertility rate is the lowest in living…
Initiatives in place to tackle ageing issues when S’pore hits ‘super-aged’ status
Health Minister Ong Ye Kung ageing is the biggest social transformation in Singapore for this generation.
Getting more sleep among aims of Japanese government’s health plan
Behind the sleep goal are the results of recent studies in which lack of sleep has connections to mental and physical disorders.
Don’t collect data you can’t protect: Philippine privacy commissioner
The comments come as authorities are investigating the reported compromise of a database containing personal information for over a million individuals.
‘I am not a coup leader’: General Prawit hits back at Pheu Thai rejection
“I’m not a coup leader. I just helped PM Prayut with his work,” he insisted, echoing his remarks over the past few months.
Pakistan Supreme Court to resume hearing post-Eid following crucial meeting
The court said the proposal to hold the first meeting of all political parties for the election date was “appreciated and welcomed by the court”.
Missing Indian climber Anurag Maloo found alive after three days
The climber went missing after he fell down from around 6,000m while descending from Camp III of Mt Annapurna, the world’s tenth-highest peak.
Hong Kong govt highly concerned about power supply disruptions
The outage on April 19 lasted for around 40 minutes in some areas, leaving traffic lights malfunctioning and some people trapped inside lifts.
Explaining Pakistan’s balance of payments crisis: A comparative analysis
While some may point to the unending political crisis that has surely exacerbated the economic meltdown, the rot goes much deeper.
Trailing in the polls, Prawit counts on post-election jockeying to be next PM
His about 1% support puts him in the statistical-error range.