More than four out of five Malaysian students back in school for lessons
Schools were shut nationwide early May this year after Covid-19 was detected among several students.
Patients with Omicron Covid-19 variant showing ‘very mild’ symptoms: South African doctor
The news of the new variant emerging from South Africa prompted a swift reaction from several countries.
China’s economic policies aim to stabilize growth as virus stirs global markets
Recent signals indicate that Chinese policymakers are looking to prioritize growth stabilization over risk prevention, although they are always trying to balance the two sides,…
BTS leader says he feels ‘invisible wall’ for Korean artists
The remark was seen as referring to the group's failure to win nomination for the top four Grammys.
Natuna fishermen contend with foreign poachers – and now, local competition
Located about six hours from Natuna’s capital of Ranai, Laut Island is home to some 2,200 people, most of whom are fishermen.
S. Korea to closely monitor financial markets amid worries over omicron-sparked volatility
First vice-finance Minister Lee Eog-weon also urged people to stay calm.
ASEM must assert role in global governance: Cambodia PM
He portrayed ASEM13 as a “clear indication” that Eurasian countries have a commitment to work together to promote ASEM, and remain in pursuit of multilateral solutions to…
Taiwan sends jets after 27 Chinese planes enter buffer zone
The Defense Ministry said Taiwan scrambled combat aircraft to “warn” the Chinese planes to leave.
Chinese military urged to strengthen recruitment and training of top talent: Xi Jinping
Xi also ordered the military to make major strides in human resources modernization and big breakthroughs in training key professionals.
Coronavirus pandemic to cost global tourism $2.7 trillion in 2021: UN
While international tourism has taken a hit from the outbreak of disease in the past, the coronavirus is unprecedented in its geographical spread.