Red envelope stampede in Phnom Penh leaves four dead, draws widespread condemnation
Five people were also hospitalised.
Pakistan NA passes controversial amendment bill to cybercrime laws amid walkout by PTI, journalists
The NA also passed “The Digital Nation Pakistan Bill, 2024“ which aims to create a digital identity for citizens and to provide for the transformation of Pakistan into a…
Another Telegram sex crime ring in South Korea busted after exploiting over 230 victims
Of the 234 victims throughout the group's four years in operation, 159 have been identified as teenagers -- 57 male and 102 female. Ten of the teen victims were raped, filmed and…
Indonesia fines Google for monopolistic, unfair practices in Play services
The antitrust agency ordered Google to immediately cease enforcing the mandatory use of its Google Play Billing and to allow developers to introduce alternative billing options…
Motorists in Malaysia urged to drive smart, plan ahead for stress-free travels this festive holiday
Despite efforts to curb traffic issues, many motorists are still expected to face slow crawls on their journeys home. Horror stories of travellers taking 11 hours to reach Johor…
India cannot endure millions of illegal migrants, says VP Dhankhar
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has expressed serious concerns over the challenges posed by illegal immigration, population explosion, and forced religious conversions, calling…
Chinese nationals tops list of those issued employment permits in the Philippines
This move includes simplifying the “labor market test,” an analysis done to determine if there are no Filipinos competent.
Frustration mounts among 18,000 Bangladeshis who missed deadline to fly to Malaysia for work eight months ago
A ticket shortage triggered by huge demand ahead of the May 31 deadline last year led to the situation surrounding the workers.
South Korea’s ‘imperial presidency’: How it became a threat to democracy
Momentum is building for the reform of the country's 1987 Constitution, with sharp focus on curbing presidential power.
Karachi: the city without a plan
Despite five masterplans and countless promises, why does Pakistan's economic hub still look like a city in disarray?