Most Pinoys OK with SIM card listup, but wary of data leak: Survey
Only 48 per cent surveyed said SIM card sellers could be trusted to protect their customers’ private information.
Policy Matters
South Koreans appeal to US to relax IRA limits on EV cars
According to an industry insider, the Biden administration is trying to demonstrate to US voters that it was doing its best to protect US industries.
Primary schools in Delhi to remain shut from Nov 5 due to pollution: Delhi chief minister
The Delhi chief minister also said they are also mulling whether the odd-even scheme for vehicles should be implemented.
369 laws from British Indian, Pakistan era still effective: Bangladesh law minister
According to the list placed by the minister, the number of laws of the British India era in Bangladesh is 222, while that of the Pakistan era is 147.
Voter list enrolment: Bangladesh election committee mulls stern punishment for falsifying info
It also proposed tougher punishment for registration officers for neglecting duties.
Philippines rushes to avert EU ban on seafarers
Around 50,000 Filipino seafarers are at risk of losing their jobs due to the country’s repeated failure to pass the European Maritime Safety Agency’s evaluation.
Self-employed businesses enter new era as regulation takes effect
"It will greatly boost confidence and stabilise market expectations”, said a former official from the China Center for International Economic Exchanges.
Bangladesh in a race against time to print free textbooks for students
Factors such as high paper prices, load shedding, and delay in work orders have hampered printing in time for distribution to students on Jan 1, the first day of the academic year.
Investors take a shine to Chinese bonds
There is still much room for foreign investors to increase their position in renminbi bonds as economic growth steadily recovers, sources state.
Nuclear plant starts providing heating in Liaoning
With a planned heating area of 242,400 square metres, it is expected to replace the 12 coal-fired small boilers in Northeast China.