Vietnam reported its slowest inflation this year while exports rose in November even as the coronavirus pandemic continues to hinder trade activity, according to the General Statistics Office in Hanoi ... ( read original story ...)
Will Australia’s ‘hydrogen road’ to Japan cut emissions?
A joint Canberra-Tokyo effort is designed to create a cost-effective supply chain for an elusive source of clean energy ... ( read original story ...)
The Covid-19 pandemic is driving a spike in suicides in Japan
In October 2020, more people died by suicide in Japan than were killed by the novel coronavirus in 10 months. Experts say this alarming spike is being partially driven by women, who often work in ... ( read original story ...)
MoU signed over ICT cooperation between Bangladesh, Malaysia
Bangladesh, Nov. 29 -- A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) has been filed to bridge the gap between the ICT Industries of Bangladesh and Malaysia to explore and develop the opportunities on ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh, New Zealand, Czech Republic share spirit of hospitality, service
Perhaps, it is destiny that brought these ambassadors to the Philippines. Despite the differences and considering the similarities between their home countries and the ... ( read original story ...)
Bangladesh disburses $500,000 to OIC for Gambia’s case over Rohingya genocide
Gambia had brought the case against Myanmar to the International Court of Justice Bangladesh has disbursed $500,000 to the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) as foreign ministers of the ... ( read original story ...)
‘He promised to marry me, got me pregnant’: Pakistan captain Babar Azam accused of sexual abuse by woman
The woman said that Babar exploited her for 10 years and gave her false marriage hopes, while making some unpleasant claims. ( read original story ...)
Pakistan captain Babar Azam faces sexual abuse allegation: Exploted me for 10 years, says woman
A woman accused Pakistan captain Babar Azam of exploiting her for 10 years and giving false promises of marriage. ( read original story ...)
Indonesia police hunt suspected militants after four ‘Christians’ killed
Police in Indonesia are hunting suspected militants accused of killing four people said by rights groups to be Christians, beheading one and burning down their homes. Ten militants linked to a ... ( read original story ...)
Australia v India: second one-day international – live!
Over-by-over report: Can Australia wrap up the three-match series with a second win at the SCG? Find out with Geoff Lemon ... ( read original story ...)