Japanese government and ruling party officials are discussing possible additional cash payouts to low-income households to help them cope with the ... ( read original story ...)
Regulator: China not read to let Boeing 737 Max fly again
China isn’t ready to join the United States in approving Boeing’s 737 Max to return to flying following a two-year grounding prompted by a pair of fatal crashes, a regulator said ... ( read original story ...)
Pakistan to launch its first Green Bond to finance renewable energy transition: Amin
Special Assistant on Climate Change Amin Aslam has said Pakistan is about to launch its first Green Bond to finance renewable energy transition. Addressing a ceremony in Islamabad today (Monday), he ... ( read original story ...)
moneycorp Americas Expands Canadian Business with New China Division
Americas, a leading provider of global payments and currency risk management solutions, announces the opening of their Canadian based China Division. The division will aim to support Chinese Canadian ... ( read original story ...)
Sri Lanka appoints Australian Tom Moody as cricket director
Sri Lanka hires former Australia international as cricket director in a move to revamp the struggling national team. ( read original story ...)
Nepal worried about future supply of COVID-19 vaccines
KATHMANDU, Nepal (AP) — Nepal has had a successful start of its COVID-19 vaccination campaign, but authorities are worried about future supplies as the country competes with dozens of other nations ... ( read original story ...)
Health Problems in Travellers to Nepal Visiting CIWEC Clinic in Kathmandu – A GeoSentinel Analysis.
There is limited published data, however, on the spectrum of illnesses acquired by travellers to Nepal. MethodsGeoSentinel is a global data collection network of travel and tropical medicine providers ... ( read original story ...)
UN launching donor conference amid fears of famine in Yemen
The United Nations was launching an appeal Monday for countries to fund its response to the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, where more than six years of war has created the world's worst humanitarian ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia tackles queue-jumping in Covid-19 inoculation drive
KUALA LUMPUR - A Malaysian minister has removed the names of queue-jumpers who tried to quickly get the Covid-19 vaccine, saying the government has drawn up a clear guideline to identify frontliners ... ( read original story ...)
Uzbekistan reveals its COVID-19 data for March 1
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases for March 1 in Uzbekistan increased to 79,926, Trend reports with reference to the statistics of the Uzbek Ministry of Health. To date, 78,496 patients have ... ( read original story ...)