Digital Security Act will be amended by Sept to minimise misuse: Law minister
He said, the Digital Security Act was not enacted to curb freedom of expression or to control the media nor it is being used to do so.
NasDem top member’s arrest may put Anies, alliance in vulnerable position
“Any possibility of winning remains fluid at the moment and any resources deployed in the competition will be massive", said analyst Agung Baskoro.
Move Forward Party leader sees a stronger role for Thailand regionally and on the global stage
Party leader Pita Limjaroenra also said that the next Move Forward-led government will revive Thailand’s leading role in Asean and work to lessen the violence in Myanmar.
More seniors in Singapore undergo major surgery as population ages
The average life expectancy for people in Singapore has increased from 72 in 1980 to 83 in 2021.
Animal health body urges bird flu vaccination to avoid pandemic
The risk to humans from bird flu remains low but countries must prepare for any change in the status quo, the World Health Organization has said.
Speaker Romualdez addresses ‘coup’ rumors; says House ‘to focus on work’
He also said that the government should prioritise the welfare of locals nationwide.
Child marriages prevented with Indian NGO’s efforts
As many as 19 couples were found to be underage at a mass wedding of 38 couples in the Vatva area of Gujarat.
PM Chinh highlights Vietnam’s stance on peace, stability and development
He also called on the parties involved in all conflicts, through dialogue and negotiation, to find long-term solutions, taking into account the parties' legitimate interests.
Cambodia has sent ‘over 1,200 students’ to France: Education minister
The education ministry has partnered with the French embassy since 2017 to provide scholarships to students who wish to study in France, especially those vying for post-graduate…
Indonesian minister’s arrest sparks rush to find replacement
The arrest has also revived rumours of an imminent Cabinet reshuffle, as the rift between NasDem and the ruling coalition grows ever wider.