French support for Ukraine questioned with Macron’s proposal for new ‘political community’
Mr Macron deserves credit for starting the debate about Ukraine's future European arrangements, but he will earn few praises for what he proposes.
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The ‘R’ word is coming into play: Why recession risks are rising in major economies
If stock markets continue to tank, which experts suggest is highly probable, this will lead to the usual snowballing effects that take hold during bear markets.
Shoot-on-sight orders in Sri Lanka after deadly violence
Protests continued on Tuesday (May 10) despite the curfew, with some people defying the shoot-on-sight order to torch buildings and vehicles.
Sri Lanka prime minister resigns, curfew imposed after clashes
The prime minister’s departure came during a day of chaos and violence, with pro- and anti-government protesters clashing.
Japan expects launch of US Indo-Pacific economic plan during Biden visit
Asian countries are keen to boost ties with the US, but have been frustrated by its delay in detailing plans for economic engagement with the region.
Airfares surge as S’pore fully opens border, and pent-up travel demand spurs bookings
But higher prices have not deterred many travellers who have been stuck at home about two years amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
Hot desks, cool offices: How workspaces are changing after the pandemic
These days, more companies are embracing a flexible and connected workplace, choosing to ditch fixed workstations in favour of more community spaces and shared desks.
What’s the story with pro-Russian Malaysians online?
A study of narratives on social media revealed that Putin’s war on Ukraine finds support among certain segments of Malaysians.
Eating a wide variety of fruits and vegetables reduces risk of cognitive decline: Study
Participants who consumed around 520g of fruit and vegetables a day were 23% less likely to be cognitive impaired than those who consumed 165g a day.
Singapore’s PM Lee and Ho Ching to receive royal honours from Johor Sultan
Previous Singapore recipients include then PM Lee Kuan Yew and then law minister E. W. Barker, who were given the award in 1984.