China strongly opposes Japan, US interfering in its domestic affairs
The statement came a day after US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida had their first substantial talks.
South-east Asian market for used Japanese trains slows
Secondhand cars have been offered to railroad companies in countries such as Myanmar, Thailand and the Philippines.
Thousands of Buddhist monks demand apology from South Korean president
The monks held a rally demanding an apology for what they called the government's anti-Buddhist bias.
More US firms in HK plan expanding investment: Chamber of commerce
The report highlighted Hong Kong's edge in the free flow of capital, international connectivity, and the tax structure.
Beijing pioneers new PE program for students
Under the new rules, the students will be able to choose four sports for their PE exams from a list of 22 sports.
Japanese companies find benefit in reduced packaging trend
Helping the trend are packaging material manufacturers, who have come up with technologies and products for more efficient packaging.
Four from private clinic in Kota Baru arrested over fake vaccination cards
The suspects were aged in their late 30s and early 60s, comprising both sellers and buyers of the fake vaccination cards.
Fake vaccine certs for sale: The sinister side of social media
Potential buyers link up with clinics that provide 'suntikan kosong' (empty jabs), found on social platforms such as Facebook & Telegram.
HK regulator canvasses views on rules for crypto assets
The global market value of crypto assets stands at about $2.2 trillion, said Hong Kong Monetary Authority chief exec Eddie Yue Wai-man
Jokowi looks for ‘soft landing’ as his presidency nears its end
Two years from the end of his term, Jokowi has been increasing the size of his Cabinet by opening up more deputy ministerial posts.