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Ukraine – the situation (August 31, 2022)

On: August 31, 2022

In: Asia

Summary/Overview Ukraine says an offensive in the Kherson region has begun – with some initial achievements. Russia agrees plus says offensive actions have been beaten as well as substantial losses within men and materiel are actually inflicted. Thick haze of war, heavier of propaganda. The International Atomic Power Agency (IAEA) mission to investigate the situation on […]

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2,240 new Covid inpatients, 28 more deaths

By: Barkar Nash

On: August 31, 2022

In: South-East Asia

The country signed up 28 more Covid-19 fatalities and two, 240 new instances admitted to hospitals during the previous twenty four hours, the Public Health Ministry announced on Wed morning.Continue Reading

India’s economy probably grew at its fastest pace in a year in June quarter

By: Jing Write

On: August 31, 2022

In: Asia

NEW DELHI: India’s economy probably achieved the fastest annual development in a year in the 04 to June quarter, economists said, planning on the pace in order to sharply slow this quarter and in the next two as increased interest rates hit financial activity. Gross domestic product (GDP) in theContinue Reading

Kerala: Period pain simulator leaves Indian men hollering

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 31, 2022

In: Asia

A advertising campaign in Kerala state is breaking taboos by getting guys to experience period cramping.Continue Reading

South Korea to end pre-departure COVID-19 test requirement for international arrivals

By: Jing Write

On: August 31, 2022

In: Asia

SEOUL: South Korea may end the pre-departure COVID-19 test rule for travellers towards the country starting upon Saturday (Sep 3), Yonhap news agency reported on Wed. South Korea lifted the majority of its pandemic-related limitations in May but offers maintained some of the most rigid border measures among major economies,Continue Reading

The pilot who defected to the Taliban in his Black Hawk

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 30, 2022

In: Asia

As the Taliban retook Afghanistan, one top notch pilot joined the militants he’d already been trained to fight.Continue Reading

Abortion pill: Why Japanese women will need their partner’s consent to get a tablet

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 30, 2022

In: Asia

Japan includes a history of being incredibly slow to accept drugs related to women’s reproductive health.Continue Reading

‘Thailand a narcotics transit hub’

By: Barkar Nash

On: August 30, 2022

In: South-East Asia

The recent arrest of a Chinese few allegedly attempting to smuggle heroin out of Thailand highlights how the nation has become a narcotics transportation hub, according to the Drugs Suppression Bureau (NSB).Continue Reading

Abused maid files further complaints

By: Barkar Nash

On: August 30, 2022

In: South-East Asia

An ex maid who was allegedly abused by a law enforcement corporal filed additional complaints on Tuesday against a sibling of a local politician for human trafficking and forced labour.Continue Reading

Commentary: Will new work pass make top talent ‘sit up, pay attention’ to Singapore?

By: Marcus Ching

On: August 30, 2022

In: South-East Asia

The new Overseas Networks & Expertise Pass is really a strong signal in order to attract global skill to Singapore. Singaporeans may understand and accept the need for best talent, but they furthermore want assurance of fair opportunities in the workplace, says the particular Lee Kuan Yew School of Open public Policy’s Terence Ho.Continue Reading

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