Hong Kong Security Bureau refutes smears against police actions
A bureau spokesman reiterated that all law enforcement actions are strictly based on evidence and the law.
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He said, Asean is a necessary condition but strategic challenges mean that smaller groupings can help complement its central architecture.
Group established to combat faith-based child abuse in Japan
Members include second-generation followers of the Unification Church.
China leads aid donors in Southeast Asia, Indonesia to benefit from it
China has focused its disbursements of funds on Laos and Cambodia, besides South-East Asia’s largest economy, Indonesia.
President’s Japan visit signals Sri Lanka’s tilt towards Asia for economic recovery
This pronounced tilt towards Asia has been viewed as a significant evolution in Sri Lanka’s foreign policy.
7 in 10 greater Seoul residents oppose Japan’s Fukushima wastewater discharge plan
Women aged 18-29 showed the strongest negative sentiments towards the release of the wastewater, with 88.6 percent of them objecting it.
Vietnam needs stronger solutions for a smoke-free future
Figures showed that although the number of adult male smokers had decreased, it still failed to reach the target of 39 per cent by 2020.
Tritium found beyond safe limits in treated Fukushima wastewater
The finding has raised the need to ensure the treated wastewater is diluted before it is discharged, so it may be of little harm to neighbouring countries.
BTS’ RM tapped as ambassador for military’s war remains recovery body
As the new face of the agency, he is expected to carry out various activities to promote the agency and its work to the public.