SEOUL: North Korea’s foreign ministry on Sunday (Mar 5) called on the United Nations to demand an immediate halt to combined military drills by the United States and South Korea, saying they were raising tensions that threaten to spiral out of control. The drills and rhetoric from the allies areContinue Reading
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BEIJING: China opens its annual parliamentary session on Sunday (Mar 5), with the National People’s Congress (NPC) set to implement the biggest government shakeup in a decade as Beijing confronts a host of challenges and looks to revive its COVID-battered economy. Premier Li Keqiang will open the session at 9amContinue Reading
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The Public Prosecution Commission has unanimously approved the nomination of Deputy Attorney-General Amnat Jetcharoenrak as the country’s 18th Attorney-General.Continue Reading
Lawmakers are set to pass far-reaching measures restructuring the government and the financial sector.Continue Reading
Grab’s new Quiet Ride option has gotten some loud attention. This writer explores the idea of ride customisation and suggests other options for both drivers and passengers.Continue Reading
In a special five-part podcast series “Asia’s Great Climate Frontiers”, CNA Climate Change correspondent Jack Board journeys across Asia to find out first-hand how climate change is affecting landscapes and lives. Continue Reading
Singapore gets its first performance choir made up of people with dementia and their carers. The series, Sing To Remember, finds out what happens when they must sing in a concert. Can it help them with their incurable condition?Continue Reading
In the fourth part of a series where CNA reporters shadow various school professionals for a day, a canteen operator explains why she keeps food affordable for students and looks out for them.Continue Reading