Myanmar junta won’t allow Asean envoy to meet Suu Kyi
A spokesman for the junta said the democracy icon has been charged with crimes.
China prepares to send 3 astronauts to space
The Shenzhou XIII space mission is expected to become the longest space journey by Chinese astronauts
S’pore slips 3 places in global rule of law rankings amid Covid-19 impact on justice systems
The report, by the US based independent advocacy group the World Justice Project report, highlights declining rule of law scores across most of the globe.
Indonesia reopens Bali to foreign visitors, but Covid-19 rules threaten to keep them away
Airport officials said, late Wednesday, there were no international flights scheduled to arrive at Ngurah Rai International Airport.
A Carbon border tax would have significant implications for developing countries
The fact that most high-income countries have become net importers of CO2 while most developing economies are net exporters indicates that leakage is a serious problem.
5 Insights to Guide Asean’s Digital Generation in a Post-Pandemic World
Reaching the post-pandemic world will be no easy feat and nearly two-thirds of those polled think that life will be significantly different compared to pre-pandemic times.
Taliban 2.0: Moderate or still hard-line?
The Taliban is realising that fighting and destroying is very easy, but rebuilding Afghanistan is an uphill challenge.
Resurgence of violence may destabilise an already conflict-ridden Afghanistan
Taliban government must demonstrate their ability to govern by rooting out terrorism
Expand insurance coverage to include mental healthcare
This will increase access to affordable mental healthcare in Malaysia.
Lee Jae-myung becomes final presidential candidate for ruling party
After the results was released, Lee said he would complete the “change and reform” demanded by the people.