New overtime restrictions loom over Japan’s logistics industry
However, concern has grown over whether logistics networks for home delivery, among others, can be maintained under the new regulations.
Policy Matters
China’s monetary policy to back real economy
With the financial support, consumer demand is expected to recover and price inflation will return to the average level of the previous years.
Initiatives in place to tackle ageing issues when S’pore hits ‘super-aged’ status
Health Minister Ong Ye Kung ageing is the biggest social transformation in Singapore for this generation.
Getting more sleep among aims of Japanese government’s health plan
Behind the sleep goal are the results of recent studies in which lack of sleep has connections to mental and physical disorders.
Don’t collect data you can’t protect: Philippine privacy commissioner
The comments come as authorities are investigating the reported compromise of a database containing personal information for over a million individuals.
EU Parliament approves law banning imports of deforestation-linked goods
The law does not target any one country, but has faced pushback from countries that would be among the most affected.
95 million SIM cards still unregistered, but DICT won’t extend listup
One of the companies noted that extending the deadline would allow customers to secure the ID requirement for the mandatory registration.
Collective efforts will make India drug-free by 2047: Amit Shah
There should no mistake that one who consumes drugs is a victim and one who deals in drugs is a criminal, the Home Minister said.
Malaysia PM Anwar unveils Hari Raya goodies, lifts highway toll charges for 4 days
Besides announcing goodies for Hari Raya, he also touched on other issues, including additional allocation for the maintenance of federal roads.
Manufacturers ride economic wave, deepening RCEP ties
The implementation of the RCEP offers opportunities for China's manufacturing enterprises to further expand international markets.