October is poised to be a brutal month for Iran based fans of the massively popular mobile games Clash of Clans and Clash Royale, after the company that developed the games set in motion policies that ... ( read original story ...)
Iran sets new death and infection records, and other news from around the world.
Iran’s coronavirus crisis worsened on Monday, with a record numbers of deaths and new infections, as, Tehran, went into partial shutdown for a week. The restrictions ... ( read original story ...)
In Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict, Erdogan Eyes Turkey’s ‘Place in World Order’
President Tayyip Erdogan's strong backing for Azerbaijan in the conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh has set Turkey apart from other big nations and alarmed NATO allies that are demanding a ceasefire. But ... ( read original story ...)
Anti-vaxxer Misinformation Goes Viral In The Philippines
Online misinformation is leaching out from cheap mobile phones and free Facebook plans used by millions in the Philippines, convincing many to reject vaccinations for polio and other deadly diseases. ( read original story ...)
Indigenous Philippines Community Looks to the Sky for Renewable Drinking Water Created from Sunlight and Air with SOURCE® Hydropanel Technology
SOURCE Global, PBC and Conservation International announced their third successful collaboration, which will deliver sustainable, clean drinking water -- and accelerate the UN Sustainable Development ... ( read original story ...)
Philippines to Aid Troubled Airlines But Won’t Want to Own Them
The Philippine government is ready to assist the airline sector as long as it won’t end up owning troubled carriers, Finance Secretary Carlos Dominguez said. ( read original story ...)
Japan wins war on plastic, but shoplifters bag hidden spoils
Charging for plastic bags has led to some customers concealing goods in their reusable bags, supermarket chains say ... ( read original story ...)
Indonesia police arrest more than 20 as thousands protest against new jobs law
Indonesian police arrested 23 protesters in two industrial areas of Java island, using tear gas and water cannon as thousands across the country demonstrated against a new jobs law that critics say ... ( read original story ...)
Indonesia police use water cannon and teargas to disperse labour law protests
A three-day national strike against the ‘omnibus’ job creation bill begins with clashes in Javan cities of Serang and Bandung ... ( read original story ...)
Indonesia Seeks AstraZeneca Vaccine While Pursuing Own Trials
Indonesia seeks to secure vaccines from AstraZeneca Plc, part of its plan to procure doses from overseas while ramping up local output to inoculate its more than 270 million people. ( read original story ...)