Việt Nam has great opportunities in export to Eurasia
Two-way trade between Việt Nam and Eurasia still hit US$12.7 billion in 11 months of this year, up 13.1 per cent annually.
Fatigue grows in Korean presidential election riddled with scandals
A poll showed 1 in 4 voters want switch in candidates as revelations of family misbehavior, party conflict make daily headlines.
Malaysians offer help to flood victims amid criticisms over official response
Other than organising independent missions to rescue those who are still stranded, some Malaysians are also offering free services.
Declassified files reveal Bush demanded Japan send ‘forces’ for 1990 Gulf crisis
The Persian Gulf crisis can be said to be a turning point for Japan’s way of contributing internationally.
Malaysia floods: Death toll in Selangor, Pahang rises to 33
Selangor accounted for 24 the deaths while nine fatalities were recorded in Pahang.
China orders lockdown of up to 13 million people in Xi’an
One person from each household will be permitted out every two days to buy household necessities.
Japanese panel recommends no change to male-only emperor system
The panel did not address the issue of whether the continuation of the current male-only succession system is workable.
Malaysia PM admits to slow response to floods
Some parties had claimed there was a lack of coordination by government agencies, forcing some to be stranded on their rooftops.
Palawan after ‘Odette’: 22 dead and counting
Initial reports estimate that the typhoon damaged between 70 to 80 percent of infrastructure in northern Palawan.
Japan to allocate ¥20 billion as part of ‘sympathy budget’ for US troops
The government will submit a bill to approve the agreement to the Diet session to be convened in January.