If he wins the presidency, Dela Rosa won’t allow ICC probe on drug war
The presidential aspirant said that this stance was to protect himself as much as President Rodrigo Duterte, who are co-accused for crimes against humanity.
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Japan PM says Fukushima wastewater release can’t be delayed
Speaking at his first visit to the facility, Fumio Kishida said his government would work to reassure residents about the safety of the wastewater disposal project.
Warning in China of twindemic – of Covid and influenza – in winter
The warning has been made by China's National Health Commission.
Thailand set to woo investors from China, India
Bangkok is planning to kick off free-trade negotiations with China and India in a bid to attract high-worth investors
China’s gleaming new train arrives in Laos
This is part of China’s One Belt, One Road initiative and the plan to transform landlocked Laos into a land link.
Duterte party shuns ‘old rich’ donors
The ruling party does not want funds from oligarchs who contribute campaign funds with strings attached.
M’sia may became an ageing nation earlier than expected, statistics show
There were fewer babies born in 2020, making it the lowest fertility rate for the country, in four decades .
China, Bhutan sign roadmap for expediting boundary negotiations
The agreement comes amid Beijing' border dispute with New Delhi.
Fisheries aid sought after red tide kills Hokkaido sea urchins, salmon
The damage is believed to have been caused by a red tide of an unprecedented scale that has entered waters off the Pacific coast of eastern Hokkaido since mid-September.
Publishers in China take to livestreaming to sell books
One livestreaming session at a publisher lasts about three hours, covering the 103 books.