UK PM 'broke the law': Labour leader

UK PM 'broke the law': Labour leader

World January 16, 2022 @ 11:15pm

Serbia calls Australia's decision to deport Djokovic 'scandalous'

World January 16, 2022 @ 11:04pm

Djokovic's family says politics and "other interests" dominated his case

World January 16, 2022 @ 10:49pm

Monks flee temples in eastern Myanmar as fighting intensifies

Indonesia to introduce new tax breaks on property, car sales

JAKARTA: Indonesia will introduce new tax breaks on property and automotive sales this year in a bid to accelerate its economic recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic as authorities prepare for the spread of the Omicron variant, top officials said on Sunday.

Alzheimer patient is Thailand's first Omicron fatality

BANGKOK: Thailand has reported its first death from the highly contagious Omicron coronavirus variant, a health official said on Sunday.

Philippines says 'indispensable' Suu Kyi must be involved in Myanmar peace process

MANILA: Deposed Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi is “indispensable” in restoring democracy to the military-ruled country and must be included in any peace talks, regardless of her conviction, the Philippines’ foreign minister said on Sunday.

Court partially suspends vaccine pass system

Region January 16, 2022 @ 11:20am

Rise in pork prices likely due to hogging of supplies

Region January 15, 2022 @ 9:55am

Internal Revenue officer found dead in office

Region January 15, 2022 @ 9:15am

Thailand looking to ease certain Covid-19 restrictions

Spinal deformities among children increasing by about 300,000 annually in China

AN estimated five million primary and high school students in China currently suffer from spinal deformities, with the number increasing by about 300,000 every year.

Covid-19 clusters at US facilities may have triggered resurgence in Japan

TOKYO: The Covid-19 clusters at United States military facilities in Japan have possibly caused a resurgence of infections in some areas of the country.

Thailand's tourism fee draws mixed reactions

THAILAND'S new 300 baht tourism fee that will take effect in April is drawing mixed reactions from tourism operators as the sector’s recovery remains fragile.