Reducing digital divide in Inner Mongolia’s Daxing’anling Mountains
After the project is completed, the public network coverage rate in Daxing'anling Mountains will be increased to about 50 per cent, up from less than 10 per cent.
Policy Matters
New directive underlines key missions for Vietnam’s economic growth
The average consumer price index (CPI) in the past eight months increased by 2.58 per cent.
Shopee joins start-up layoffs trend in Indonesia, blames global economy
Head of public affairs of Shopee Indonesia explained that the decision was the last option for the e-commerce firm after other adjustments were made to its business policies.
Indonesia’s billion dollar deforestation question
The bottom line is Indonesia aims high but it cannot reach those heights without help from others, including Norway.
Cybersecurity law violators to face heavier penalties
China's Cybersecurity Law, the first major set of rules of Chinese origin governing the storage and transfer of data, took effect in June 2017.
Japan PM Kishida eyes revising system to attract high-skilled foreign workers
The government has been focusing on attracting human resources by giving preferential treatment to high-skilled personnel, rating their expertise and technical skills, among…
Google faces Indonesian antitrust probe, at risk of $1.67 million fine
Global antitrust cases against Google have plagued the company in the past few years, with the most recent happening in the European Union.
G-20 to push for inclusive labour market
Indonesia Manpower Minister Ida Fauziyah, who chaired the meeting, highlighted the need for a commitment to supervise the implementation of the principles.
Singapore, India sign agreement for fintech firms to market-test products
Both countries will cooperate to operate a joint regulatory sandbox, allowing fintech firms to market-test innovative products in both markets.
‘Rigid policies not letting us soar’: Bangladesh aviation industry insiders
Pointing to the high rates of surcharge and import duty on spare parts, Managing Director of Novoair mentioned at least three private airlines that had to ground their fleet.