New domestic drone meant to boost Japan’s data protection
The drone immediately encrypts the data it collects, with the data stored on domestic servers to prevent theft by third parties.
Quảng Ninh’s ‘Green-lane’ plan to recover tourism in 2022
Since tourism activities resumed in late September, Quảng Ninh has welcomed around 800,000 visitors.
North Korean leader says 2022 focus on the economy, food production
The impoverished, nuclear-armed nation has been under a rigid self-imposed coronavirus blockade that has hammered its economy.
Hong Kong ivory sales ban goes into effect, ends major industry
Offenders could face a maximum fine of HK$10 million (US$1.3 million) and 10 years’ imprisonment.
Cambodian activist briefly detained after protest in shackles
Cambodian-American lawyer Theary Seng was on her way to a court hearing when security forces then put her into a car and took her away.
Domestic tourism explodes over holiday weekend despite Covid-19
Provincial tourism departments said over 1.1 million tourists visited different resorts throughout the Kingdom for the new year holiday.
China’s bookworms surfing the web to find a good read
As the readers and writers of online literature have become younger, there have been changes in narrative structures, elements and genres.
China’s second nuclear unit with Hualong One reactor starts power generation
It is expected to generate nearly 10 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually.
How Bangladesh can profit from running the 7th largest data centre in the world
According to reports, international firms are interested in storing their company data there.
S’pore nutrition labelling scheme for sweet drinks to kick in end-2022
Drinks will receive a "Nutri-Grade" rating, with grades ranging from A to D, with D being the unhealthiest.