S’pore Armed Forces to set up fourth service as digital threats mount: Defence minister
The Digital and Intelligence Service will be responsible for intelligence, cyber and psychological defence.
Filipinos in Russia face struggle in sending remittances as banks bear sanctions
The Embassy advised those experiencing issues with their transactions to coordinate with the customer support of their banks.
Jewish groups condemn strike that hit Kyiv Holocaust site
The attack damaged Kyiv's main television mast at Babi Yar, the scene of World War II's biggest slaughter of the city's Jews.
Duterte signs executive order for nuclear power as alternative energy source
The Department of Energy earlier completed a feasibility study on the viability of nuclear power in the country’s energy mix.
Sixty per cent of Cambodian women run businesses: Labour minister
The remarks were made during a virtual meeting with the ministry’s women civil servants ahead of International Women’s Day.
Bangladesh launches health insurance for the disabled
People with autism, Down's syndrome, intellectual disability and cerebral palsy will initially be eligible for the insurance policy.
Why blocking Pakistan out of the blockchain may cost her billions of dollars
Blockchain technology is essentially a digital ledger of transactions that is duplicated and distributed across a network of computers.
Low water flows in Mekong ‘behind lack of clean water’: Senior official
He expressed confidence that the capital will have enough running water in 2023, as several facilities are slated for completion by then.
China’s PMI maintains uptrend in February
The official purchasing managers index for China's manufacturing sector has stayed in the expansion territory for 4 months in a row.
Fukushima farmers set to restart exports to Taiwan following lifting of ban
Food producers have welcomed the news and are keen to regain a slice of the Taiwan market and expand their sales channels.