Bank Indonesia (BI) has decided to keep its key interest rates in place as the rupiah remains weak, and noted that mounting global pressure stemming from trade disruption threatens Indonesia’s ...

A special taskforce from the Ministry of Industry has discovered that a steel factory, jointly owned by a Chinese firm, violated a suspension order and resumed the production of substandard steel bars ...

Chhat Chhoeum and Sun Nan have poured their hearts into crafting palm sugar the old-fashioned way — no additives, no shortcuts. They are not the only remaining farmers who pursue this career, but age ...

Historically, most political parties have prioritised the interests of businesses and employers at the cost of labour rights. We can only hope that they along with businesses and employers, in line ...

The United States strongly suspects that Iran could divert its nuclear technology to military use. According to a report by the International Atomic Energy Agency, Iran possesses more than 270 ...

With crumbling institutions built on fragile principles, power has, time and again, been co-opted. Is it then any wonder that Bangladesh has been marred by mindless violence for as long as most of us ...

When Donald Trump said he would attend Pope Francis’ funeral, the symbolism was impossible to ignore: the American has done ...

Although Vietnam faces a steeper tariff -- 46 percent compared to Bangladesh's 37 percent -- there is growing concern that ...

With the political chessboard in place, the nine-day campaign period kicked off once nomination papers were filed. Singaporeans will head to the polls on May 3, after Cooling-off Day on May 2.

Best Case Studies from the WAN-IFRA AI Catalyst Programme featured three news organisations presenting their prototypes: Malaysia's The Star, Taiwan's United Daily News Group and the Philippine Daily ...

They were fined between RM800 and RM3,500 after confessing to deceiving the government when applying for birth certificates and MyKads.

A study by Stanford University, which surveyed 16,000 college graduates worldwide, found that South Koreans work from home an average of just 0.5 days per week, the lowest figure among all nations ...