Sikh separatist claims Indian ‘spy network’ operates in US and Canada
India has denied involvement in any of the alleged assassination plots.
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Japan’s ruling bloc suffers crushing defeat in Lower House election
It was the first time since the 2009 Lower House election that the ruling coalition failed to secure a majority. Nevertheless, the LDP managed to be the largest party.
Tycoons linked to ex-PM Hasina syphoned $17bn from banks, says Bangladesh Bank governor
In an interview with the Financial Times, BB Governor Ahsan H Mansur claimed that the Directorate General of Forces Intelligence had facilitated forced takeovers of leading banks.
Seoul aims to halve current suicide rate by 2030
It aims to shift its current suicide prevention policy, which currently solely focuses on high-risk groups, to addressing the broader public.
Gig workers will get 24-hour social security coverage in new bill, says Malaysia DPM Zahid
Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the Bill will be tabled after the Budget 2025 is passed.
Survey reveals strong public support for Indonesia President Prabowo at 85.3%
Burhanuddin Muhtadi, a researcher at Pollster Indikator Politik Indonesia, described the high expectations as a honeymoon phenomenon.
Thai Commerce Ministry launches probe into so-called dumping by China, Vietnam
Thai manufacturers claim Chinese companies are selling moulded aluminium products in Thailand at significantly low prices. They have also expressed concerns about the increasing…
Ex-Philippine President Duterte on drug war: I did what I had to do to protect the people
Mr Duterte’s attendance before the Senate blue ribbon subcommittee on Monday, Oct. 28, marks his first appearance in a congressional inquiry into his administration’s bloody…
Japan could have a new PM – again – as PM Ishiba’s LDP braces for major defeat in election
What is clear is that the 67-year-old is on very shaky ground after gravely misreading public anger over a slush fund scandal as he took a gamble in calling a snap election one…
Malaysian government mulling subsidy cuts only for top 10 income earners, says PM Anwar
The Prime Minister said that the government is studying whether households between T15 and T10 would be able to cope without subsidies.