All in on AI: Singapore PM Wong’s promise of ‘no jobless growth’ sets stage for more labour interventions
Many lawmakers fleshed out scenarios where various segments of workers could be left behind or made unemployed by AI adoption.
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Gender discrimination still most common health risk for Korea’s young women
42 percent said they had directly experienced gender discrimination, ranking it as the most commonly reported issue.
Public alert issued in Brunei over adulterated health product
Midos Sujin Tonmainin, manufactured by Nam King Drugs Malaysia was found to be adulterated with Dexamethasone/Betamethasone.
Lao Red Cross targets 85,000 blood donations in 2026
The organisation will continue to strengthen its disaster preparedness and response capacity.
Hanoi to complete transition of petrol‑ and diesel‑powered taxis to electric ones by 2030
The task to convert 100 per cent of fossil‑fuel taxis to electric or green‑energy taxis is to be completed by 2030 at the latest.
Indian crew member killed after oil tanker attacked in Gulf of Oman amid rising regional tensions
In a statement posted on the social media platform X, the Embassy of India in Oman expressed deep condolences over the incident.
Over 1 million Filipino workers at risk as conflict escalates in Middle East
Should the conflict escalate more, the Department of National Defense said the Armed Forces of the Philippines is prepared to assist Filipinos in the region, saying that “the…
Hormuz Strait risks could push up Malaysia’s energy costs, says Economy Minister
He said any closure of the vital energy transit chokepoint would pose a significant risk.
In China, creating a trendy toy is more than mere child’s play
From AI and 3D printing to talented painters, there's art to developing the next big collectible.
Indonesia bids farewell to former vice president Try Sutrisno
A wake was held at his residence in Menteng, Central Jakarta, ahead of his burial at the Kalibata National Heroes Cemetery in South Jakarta.