Pakistan audit finds massive irregularities in Covid-19 spending
Following the outbreak of Covid-19 in the country, the government had launched the Prime Minister’s Relief Package in 2020 .
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ASEM must assert role in global governance: Cambodia PM
He portrayed ASEM13 as a “clear indication” that Eurasian countries have a commitment to work together to promote ASEM, and remain in pursuit of multilateral solutions to…
Taiwan sends jets after 27 Chinese planes enter buffer zone
The Defense Ministry said Taiwan scrambled combat aircraft to “warn” the Chinese planes to leave.
Chinese military urged to strengthen recruitment and training of top talent: Xi Jinping
Xi also ordered the military to make major strides in human resources modernization and big breakthroughs in training key professionals.
Fake Indian rupees from Pakistan to India: Bangladesh a stopover
The syndicate use different border points of Bangladesh to smuggle the currency, said police.
Germany provides financial support for Lao garment workers
The money was provided in a single aid package and was disbursed from March to October this year.
Thai plant-based meat sector set for growth as local brands rise
Thailand celebrates an annual nine-day vegetarian festival, known as J Festival, and this has also provided fertile ground for plant-based food.
More than 1.4 million sit for China’s civil service exam
Only 31,200 will be recruited, making the odds of getting a position about 1 in 46.
Most Thais find free access to porn totally unacceptable, survey finds
Most people are dead against making pornography free for all because they believe it will get children obsessed with sex.
Covid-19 measures will remain the same for New Year’s celebration: Taiwan Health Minister
Due to expert concerns that the cold weather may lead to the viral activity of Covid-19, the possibility of lifting virus-prevention restrictions is very low.