When Syrian mercenaries first began appearing a few years ago in other conflicts, such as in Libya and Azerbaijan, analysts wondered whether the fighters might eventually make their way to Ukraine. By contrast, few have paid attention to what role foreign fighters in Syria, particularly jihadists, might eventually play in Europe. That tunnel vision helps explain […]Continue Reading
The seemingly eternal Israel-Palestinian conflict now includes the increasingly volatile participation of Israeli settlers in the West Bank, who fervently oppose any compromise that would grant land and sovereignty to Palestinians. Ongoing Palestinian violence follows in the path of a pair of past uprisings, each called an “intifada” in Arabic, or “shaking-off.” The settlers are […]Continue Reading
Campa Cola was a popular soda in the 1970s and 80s, but eventually lost out to international cola brands.Continue Reading
Muhyiddin Yassin is charged with corruption over Covid spending ahead of crucial state elections.Continue Reading
CNA approached a handful of other NGOs to ask in general what they did with unwanted or unusable in-kind donations, such as clothing. The Singapore Red Cross said it has “built a network of donor-partners that provides a steady stream of brand new or pre-loved clothes”. Its spokesperson added thatContinue Reading
The latest twist in Malaysia’s already volatile politics is set to raise temperatures in the upcoming state elections, says CNA Digital’s Leslie Lopez.Continue Reading
Some organisations are looking at other ways to attract and retain talent, including flexible work arrangements and additional paid leave.Continue Reading
Xi’an says it may turn to lockdowns – a measure criticised as “excessive” after strict Covid controls.Continue Reading
After being arrested by authorities yesterday, Malaysia’s former prime minister, Muhyiddin Yassin, was charged with accepting bribes
and money laundering
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African swine fever cannot be transmitted to humans and is not a risk to public health, says the Animal and Veterinary Service.Continue Reading