China drafts law to back women’s housework compensation in divorces
The amendment stipulates that husbands and wives should share household responsibilities fairly.
China issues white paper on HK’s democratic progress
The white paper hailed the "one country, two systems" policy as a creative innovation of the CPC..
Asean tourism reopening takes major step: Tourism forum
Leaders have agreed on a plan to reopen international travel into the region during and after the Covid-19 crisis.
Duterte ordered agencies to tap quick response funds for Odette victims
Typhoon Odette, which international name is Rai, is said to be the strongest typhoon to hit the country this year.
Chinese spies have penetrated Taiwan’s military, case documents reveal
In the past decade, at least 21 serving or retired Taiwanese officers with the rank of captain or above have been convicted of spying for China.
Malaysia floods: One month’s average rainfall poured down in a day
The floods that hit the Klang Valley has caused thousands to be evacuated, with motorists stranded due to congested or flooded roads.
Cebu City stores run out of food, water stocks; fuel prices up as supply dwindles
Many water refilling stations were closed since electricity, which is used to put water into the containers, had yet to be restored.
Countdown to 2023 SEA Games begins as Hun Sen opens centrepiece stadium
Cambodia is hosting the Games for the first time.
Sad tales and heartwarming stories shared on social media amid floods
The devastation seemed unreal for many Malaysians sharing the videos and pictures.
China says Taiwan is a ‘wanderer’ that will eventually come home
China has been particularly angered by support for Taiwan from the United States.