SEOUL – The war in Ukraine took a shock step closer to South Korea today as Samsung’s office building in Kiev was damaged by an apparent Russian missile strike. The damage came amid what media are calling the heaviest missile barrage to hit Ukraine’s capital since Russian forces attempted to seize it in the war’s […]
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The ruler also expressed disappointment with current political developments.Continue Reading
UTHAI SAWAN, Thailand: Makeshift furnaces made of clay bricks were being built on Monday (Oct 10) at Buddhist temples in a town in northeastern Thailand to cremate the bodies of the mostly young victims of last Thursday’s nursery massacre. The brutal gun and and knife attack by a former policemanContinue Reading
An election must be held within 60 days of the dissolution of parliament, which means the upcoming vote should be held by Dec 9.Continue Reading
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mySchneider IT Partner Program introduced to enabling partner growth Schneider Electric, the global leader in the digital transformation of energy management and automation announced the modernisation of its EcoStruxure IT software portfolio for the monitoring and management of sprawling, hybrid IT…Continue Reading
MANILA: Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr on Monday (Oct 10) signed into law a measure making cellphone SIM registration compulsory, in a key step towards fighting text scams, bank fraud and misinformation. The law will require users to furnish full names and identity documents before buying a SIM card, withContinue Reading
Recent curbs to cool rising rice prices bring relief to consumers in India, which is the world’s largest exporter of rice, but it is bad news for businesses.Continue Reading
China aims to build a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier to protect its growing strategic interests abroad, the latest flex of Beijing’s growing naval power and clout. This month, the South China Morning Post reported that analysts believe China’s follow-up to the recent successful launch of its Fujian aircraft carrier will probably be nuclear-powered, with some noting […]
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BEIJING: China called for “patience” with its COVID-19 policies and warned against any “war-weariness” as local cases soared to their highest since August, days ahead of a pivotal Communist Party congress. Many parts of the world are learning to coexist with COVID-19, but China has repeatedly quashed any speculation of aContinue Reading
The dissolution paves the way for Malaysia’s 15th general election to be held this year.Continue Reading