Four firms named suspects in Indonesia’s acute kidney injury cases
As of November 15, Indonesia's health ministry recorded the total cases of acute kidney injury at 324.
Olympic bribery probe uncovers accusations of bid-rigging
The suspected collusion allegedly occurred in bidding conducted in 2018 by the organising committee for contractors to do the planning of test events.
‘Unsafe at our home’: Activists slam shrinking civic space during G20 Summit
Intimidation, political repression, and a string of controversial incidents have marred the summit and the days leading up to it.
Korea celebrates Kimchi Day on Nov 22
According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, the history of fermented vegetables similar to kimchi dates back 3,000 years ago.
Sunak-Xi meeting at G20 cancelled
Downing Street said Sunak had planned to call for a "frank and constructive relationship" between London and Beijing.
‘They can try again’: Imran Khan says there is still a threat to his life
He said that even though he would take more precautions now, the fear of death would not stop him from pursuing his “mission”.
Japan to agree to extend International Space Station operations until 2030
It intends to emphasise the importance of Japan-US cooperation by being the first among the participating countries to agree to the US proposal.
Thaksin’s daughter top choice for PM in Central Thailand: Survey
She was followed by Move Forward Party leader Pita Limjaroenrate and incumbent Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha.
Australian PM pledges continued support to Cambodia
The support was expressed at a bilateral meeting between Prime Minister Hun Sen and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on November 12 in Phnom Penh.
More mainland higher education institutions to take Hong Kong students
China's education bureau encouraged students to pursue further studies on the mainland through the scheme and seize the opportunity to learn about the country.