Forest crime still rampant in Cambodia: NGO
The loggers allegedly paid between 200,000-250,000 riel ($50-$60) to forest authorities to be allowed to remove the logs.
Russian parliament passes bill recognizing Donbass ‘republics’
According to the Russian lawmakers, the inhabitants of both regions have been living under shelling for eight years.
China’s ‘world-class’ universities list expanded, seven institutions added after review
The universities and disciplines were chosen based on their ability to nurture top talent.
E-commerce zones forge future for China’s foreign trade
Cross-border e-commerce, featuring online marketing and contactless payment, has boomed in China over the past few years.
Bangkok can also be called ‘Krung Thep Maha Nakhon’
The Royal Society has clarified that both names are acceptable when referring to the Thai capital.
India’s ‘Disco King’ dies due to Obstructive sleep apnea
Sleep apnea is a potentially serious sleep disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts.
Possibility of strike looms at Samsung as gov’t wage arbitration fails
The company's four union groups formed a collective bargaining group and have been talking with management since October.
Valentine’s Day is no day to ignore values
The Ministry of Culture suggested Valentine’s Day as an opportunity to share sincere love to those around them and the needy.
Market extends losses on bank stocks, VN-Index loses nearly 30 points
The index’s downtrend was due to losses in large-cap stocks, especially bank stocks.
Aussie govt apologizes to sexual harassment victims
The settlement was reached almost two years after a review found six female staff had been sexually harassed.