Japan’s foreign aid falls short, billions wasted on delayed, underused projects
In a disappointing turn for Japan’s foreign aid efforts, millions of yen in taxpayer money have been poured into projects that have fallen dramatically short [more…]
In a disappointing turn for Japan’s foreign aid efforts, millions of yen in taxpayer money have been poured into projects that have fallen dramatically short [more…]
In a surprising twist that could shimmer brightly for gold enthusiasts, Vietnam is on the cusp of permitting companies to import gold for the first [more…]
In the bustling heart of Singapore, a significant gathering is underway as the U.S.-led Indo-Pacific Economic Framework (IPEF) hosts its ministerial meeting. This isn’t just [more…]
In a move that’s already stirring the regional pot, Cambodia is gearing up to break ground on a massive $1.7 billion canal linking its bustling [more…]
In a notable shift, Malaysia has overtaken Thailand to become Southeast Asia’s second-largest auto market, following Indonesia. This development marks a significant change in a [more…]
In a move that underscores rising tensions on the Korean Peninsula, South Korea’s foreign ministry has elevated the terrorism alert level for five of its [more…]
Australia’s international student landscape has undergone significant changes over the past three decades. Malaysians, Singaporeans, and Hongkongers, who once dominated the student population, are no [more…]
From his humble abode on the banks of the Mekong River, Mao Sarin has been witness to the ebb and flow of life along the [more…]
In a dramatic interception at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi airport, Thai customs officials have thwarted the smuggling attempt of six Indian nationals carrying a menagerie of wild [more…]
In January, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. of the Philippines flew to Vietnam to sign a series of agreements on economic and security matters. Among these, [more…]