Indonesians who hoard books but don’t always read them
Some people have a habit of picking up books they will never read. It hasn’t stopped them from piling up their collection
RCEP harmful to Philippine food producers, groups say
Senate asked to hold the ratification of the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership agreement
Vietnam gets angry over minister’s gold-leaf steak
Mr To Lam, minister of public security was seen tucking into the hunk of meat at Nusr-Et Steakhouse in the wealthy area of Knightsbridge
Loves Only You 1st Japan-trained horse to win Breeders’ Cup
Loves Only You is the daughter of late legendary racehorse Deep Impact and bred at Northern Farm in Hokkaido
Political dynasties ‘not bad’ and are here to stay, says Duterte
To change that both the Constitution and the country's culture will need to change, he told an audienc
King promulgates ‘dual citizen’ ban for top posts
The amendments ban dual citizenship for the prime minister and presidents of the National Assembly, Senate and Constitutional Council
Thailand’s ‘Woman of Steel’ gets ready to battle for Miss Universe crown
Miss Universe Thailand Anchilee Scott Kemmis will dress as a “Woman of Steel” for the national costume round at the Miss Universe 2021 pageant in Israel
Setting EV tax rate first step towards Thailand’s ‘net zero’ dreams
The Finance Ministry has called for a tax rate for electric vehicles (EVs) soon, as part of Thailand’s dream to achieve zero emissions by 2065.
Diwali leaves Delhi wheezing in dangerously unhealthy air
New Delhi has the worst air quality of all world capitals, but even by its sorry standards Friday's reading was extra bad
RCEP on track to come into force on Jan 1, 2022
The wait is on for four Asean countries and South Korea to ratify the agreement, that will become the world's biggest trade pact by GDP