UN climate resolution encouraging but has no teeth: Experts
While experts commended Indonesia’s receptiveness to the resolution, they noted that it was still up to lawmakers to realize its tenets.
Malaysia’s ex-DPM Zahid acquitted of bribery charges, could spur Umno’s push for early elections
However, the acquittal does not mean Zahid's troubles are over, as he is still standing trial on 47 charges.
Marcos says Philippines looks to US for ‘maintaining peace’ in South-east Asia
Marcos also said the Philippines’ primary consideration and guiding principle in its foreign policy is to “encourage peace.”
4,300 to attend Abe’s state funeral, including 700 international guests
The funeral will be held on Sept 27 at Nippon Budokan in Tokyo, and seven Imperial family members will be attending.
World Bank to provide $22.2 million in aid to Pakistan’s flood-hit farmers
The government has also planned to provide subsidised wheat and edible oil seeds, and one fertilizer bag per acre to each farmer in the affected areas.
K-pop agency behind Blackpink to hold auditions in Singapore
Applications are open to those born between 2003 and 2012, and will close on Oct 23.
Japan plans to impose more sanctions on Russia: Foreign minister
The United States and European countries are also considering additional measures in reaction to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s order for mobilization.
Malaysia PM keeps dissolution card close to chest, ministers voice differing views
Sources also revealed that no consensus could be reached during a Cabinet meeting held on Sept 21, 2022.
Bangladesh working to make March 25 International Genocide Day
Foreign Minister Dr AK Abdul Momen also said that the Genocide of Bangladesh committed in 1971 was the one of the most heinous crimes in human history.
Man missing for 17 days after magnitude-6.8 earthquake found alive
The man said he had survived by eating wild fruits and drinking water.