Duterte could change his mind on 2022 polls, says key official
Energy Secretary Cusi made the remarks as critics questioned Duterte's announcement to retire from politics.
South Korea’s capital relocation plan to Sejong gains steam
Lawmakers on Tuesday passed a proposed revision to approve the opening up a regional branch in Sejong.
Over 700 prominent Pakistanis named in ICIJ’s Pandora Papers
The list includes Finance Minister Shaukat Tarin and several others.
Infighting haunts PDI-P as party seeks Jokowi’s successor
Tensions are brewing between Central Java Governor Ganjar Pranowo and House of Representatives Speaker Puan Maharani
Thai rice glut expected as importers cancel orders
Many orders from the US and Europe for Thai jasmine rice have been cancelled due to high freight costs.
Can we make Dhaka better?
The trading system must adapt again to address concerns of global resiliency, sustainability and inclusivity.
Hong Kong shifts to a new democracy paradigm
The protests resulted in an undesirably anti-China sentiment among many members of society, which inevitably led to massive destruction.
Dirty masks and gloves: How to reduce pandemic waste
Researchers offer a solution by designing a specific waste management system.
Indebted Chinese developer Evergrande calls for trading halt amid rumours of sale to rival
China’s second-largest developer has been trying to stay afloat amid liabilities of over 1.97 trillion yuan (S$415 billion) since last year.
Spiritual goes digital during the pandemic in Cambodia
The government decided to suspend the Pchum Ben festival’s public observance at pagodas this year in order to curb the spread of Covid-19.