Concern as ‘Happy NN’ spreads in border town
The Office of Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) is on alert as a new drug known as “Happy NN” is spreading widely in the border town of Tachileik in Myanmar.Continue Reading
The Office of Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) is on alert as a new drug known as “Happy NN” is spreading widely in the border town of Tachileik in Myanmar.Continue Reading
BRUSSELS: Partners, competitors or rivals? European Union leaders are debating whether to rethink their stance on China as President Xi Jinping tightens his grip over an ever more assertive Beijing. A two-day summit in Brussels from Thursday (Oct 20) will be dominated by the fallout of Russia’s war on Ukraine andContinue Reading
A Hong Kong pro-democracy protester provides his account of violent scenes from Manchester’s Chinese consulate.Continue Reading
SONGKHLA: About 20 armed men overpowered six drug enforcement officers whose two-stage sting operation started well – but later ended with their abduction and the loss of the seized drugs, police sources said.Continue Reading
A caterer has been hired to provide daily meals for about 200 workers from the company who reside at S11 Dormitory. Continue Reading
32 people are being investigated for various offences that also include illegal gambling and vice activities following the multi-agency enforcement operation.Continue Reading
TOKYO – With Xi Jinping’s coronation in full swing in Beijing, few eyes are on Japan’s down-and-down economic trajectory. That includes Tokyo’s top leaders as the plunging yen signals the last gasp of national ambitions to take on China.
One of the less appreciated undercurrents this week as Xi’s Communist Party plots out China’s next five years is avoiding the lost-decade pitfalls with which Japan is still grappling.
There again – between default risks in the property market, excessive bureaucracy, an aging population, and self-inflicted headwinds like “zero-Covid” – economists haven’t been shy about pointing out the Japan parallels and potential pitfalls as China regroups.
It’s clear, though, that Xi’s party can set out their strategies knowing that there is little fight left in a humbled and increasingly downbeat Tokyo.
Chinese paramount leader Xi Jinping’s fiery address before the Chinese Communist Party’s 20th Congress has dominated recent headlines, not least regarding his comments on Taiwan. Despite Xi’s vow to pursue “peaceful unification” with the self-ruling island, the Chinese leader expressed his willingness to use force and flex muscles amid “stormy seas” in an increasingly volatile […]Continue Reading
The collected funds will be channelled through the Singapore Red Cross.Continue Reading
A new study found that those who produce high levels of carboxylic acids were more attractive to mosquitoes.Continue Reading
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