Malaysia's government schools will reopen as scheduled, despite a spike in cases.. Read more at straitstimes.com. ( read original story ...)
Muhyiddin under renewed pressure in Malaysia as key ally Umno considers political split
Malaysian Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin's political troubles aren't over yet - just weeks after he managed to survive a knife-edge parliamentary session, his key ally and the country's largest ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia reports record jump in COVID-19 cases amid fears of new lockdown
Malaysia reported its biggest daily rise in coronavirus cases on Thursday as the government considered imposing restrictions in some areas, while businesses warned that another nationwide lockdown ... ( read original story ...)
Malaysia’s EPF approves almost $5 billion in hardship withdrawals
Malaysia's Employees Provident Fund approved 19.6 billion ringgit ($4.8 billion) in hardship withdrawals under a program announced in mid-November allowing participants hit hard by the coronavirus ... ( read original story ...)
NetDragon’s Smart Classroom Solution Chosen by Malaysia’s Sarawak Ministry of Education for a Statewide Project
PRNewswire/ -- NetDragon Websoft Holdings Limited (“NetDragon” or “the Company”, Hong Kong Stock Code: 777), a global leader in building internet communities, wishes to announce the recent approval of ... ( read original story ...)
US, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan to support projects for expanding economic ties in Central Asia
SOCAR Turkey R&D and Innovation Co. announces time of signing grant agreement for NEFERTITI project Oil&Gas 16:26 ... ( read original story ...)
Why Saudi Arabia made up with Qatar
The personal relationships of Gulf leaders are often tinged with the exotic in the eyes of western audiences.So when the flowing black robes of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia ... ( read original story ...)
The Real Price of Saudi Arabia’s Surprise Oil Cuts
Saudi Arabia’s $3 billion insurance premium to protect against falling oil prices will end up being a lot smaller than it seems at first sight. That holds even if demand turns out to be stronger than ... ( read original story ...)
Targeted killings threaten Afghanistan’s postwar future
In 2020 the CPJ concluded that Afghanistan had become the most dangerous country in the world for journalists, after at least five journalists and media workers were killed in a spate of seemingly ... ( read original story ...)
South Korea’s SK Group raises bet on renewable energy in Asia
South Korea’s SK Group will invest $1.5bn into US hydrogen fuel cell maker Plug Power as the oil to computer chips group accelerates its push into Asia’s renewable energy sector. The deal for 9.9 per ... ( read original story ...)