“DAVID AND GOLIATH” It is the latest in a series of delays to the project, first proposed to the Thai government back in 2010. The junta led by Prayut pushed closer ties with China, leading some to fear that Thailand was abandoning its policy of trying to balance relations withContinue Reading
The second issue of the Globe podcast focusing on the future of Cambodia tackles the Kingdom’s public education post-pandemic and what skills are needed to support students both inside and outside the classrooms
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Recent weekly official figures showed the highest surge so far this year, with cases climbing since the beginning of last month.Continue Reading
Over 23,000 men have voluntarily enlisted in the armed forces this year so far, with eight venues nationwide recording a full quota of conscripted men, according to a new report by the Royal Thai Army (RTA).Continue Reading
Over 23,000 men have voluntarily enlisted in the armed forces this year so far, with eight venues nationwide recording a full quota of conscripted men, according to a new report by the Royal Thai Army (RTA).Continue Reading
“The patient had multiple underlying conditions. She had a history of exposure to live poultry before the onset of the disease, and a history of wild bird presence around her home,” the United Nations health agency said in a statement. “No close contacts of the case developed an infection orContinue Reading
TAIPEI : Comments by French President Emmanuel Macron on Taiwan are puzzling, a senior Taiwanese politician said, wondering whether France’s founding ideals of liberty, equality and fraternity are now out of fashion. Macron, in comments in an interview on a trip to China that was meant to showcase European unityContinue Reading
Singapore’s Changi Airport is a particular point of pride in a country obsessed with rankings.Continue Reading
SINGAPORE: A teenager who was caught on camera humping a cat along the corridor of a public housing block in Bukit Panjang was arrested on Tuesday (Apr 11). In response to TODAY’s queries, the police said that they received a report on an alleged case of obscene act on SenjaContinue Reading
Pek Kay Lee has been selling and repairing vintage fountain pens since 1959. With no heir in sight, the shop in Chinatown is set to close this year. CNA Lifestyle had a chat with its owner Bernard Chua.Continue Reading