South Korea has reported 42 new infections of COVID-19 as infections steadily climb in the greater capital area, forcing authorities to consider stronger social restrictions. The figures announced by …
South Korea to reallocate mid-band spectrum for 5G use
South Korea will reallocate 3.7GHz to 4GHz spectrum currently used for satellite communications to 5G wireless communications. The Ministry of S …
Thailand seeks ‘Covid-19 bounce’ from property investors, upmarket tourists
Real estate agents in Thailand say overseas buyers remain interested in property in the kingdom. Photo: Bloomberg . With sea-view condos and golf courses being perused over video …
Thailand reports seven new coronavirus cases, all imported, no new deaths
Thailand on Monday reported seven new coronavirus cases, all of which were imported, marking 35 days without community transmission.
Thailand logs 7 new Covid cases, no deaths Monday
The government reported seven new coronavirus cases and no new deaths on Monday, taking the total number of infections in Thailand to 3,169 with 58 deaths since January.
Black Lives Matter debate opens up in Thailand
The Black Lives Matter call to action has come to Thailand, a Buddhist-majority society, which is grappling with discrimination against dark-skinned Thais and against some foreign Black residents who …
Leaders of Turkey and Greece discuss COVID fallout in rare call
Mitsotakis and Erdogan addressed ways of handling the effects of the coronavirus outbreak, the reopening of borders and the re-establishment of tourist flows, a statement from Mitsotakis’s office said …
What do Republicans and Democrats Find Common Ground On These Days? Promoting Democracy In Iran
But democracy for Iran is one cause that effortlessly unites the left and the right in unprecedented ways. On Wednesday, senior lawmakers from both parties joined leaders of Iranian-American …
Vietnam second-quarter GDP growth slows to 0.36% due to coronavirus pandemic
Vietnam’s economic growth in the second quarter fell to its slowest pace in decades due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic.
Coronavirus lockdown could lead to 214,000 extra babies in the Philippines
The Philippines’ strictly enforced coronavirus lockdown has severely disrupted access to family planning services and could lead to the highest number of births in the country in two decades, it has …