TEHRAN, Iran — Iran has announced its highest single-day spike in deaths from the coronavirus, with 200 new fatalities. ( read original story ...)
PEZA to investors: Please don’t leave Philippines
She also noted that while the country has a young workforce, a quality needed by business process outsourcing companies, the Philippines' weak internet infrastructure and connectivity may hinder ... ( read original story ...)
Why India banned 59 apps including the wildly popular TikTok over a geopolitical dispute with China
India is trying to hit China where it hurts — its wildly popular online businesses. ( read original story ...)
How Reliance has transformed India’s business landscape
From textiles to telecom, Reliance has transformed many sectors. Much of the credit for this goes to its founder’s spirit ... ( read original story ...)
Tech companies ‘pause’ requests from Hong Kong authorities for user data
Google, Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp announced they have stopped processing requests from Hong Kong authorities for user data in the wake of a sweeping new national security law Beijing imposed last ... ( read original story ...)
Hong Kong security law is not doom and gloom but is a red line, leader says
Hong Kong's national security law does not spell "doom and gloom", its leader said on Tuesday, as she tried to calm unease over legislation that critics say could quash freedoms that have underpinned ... ( read original story ...)
Cinemas in Brunei reopens after three months, no virus cases for 60 days
Cinemas in Brunei reopened their doors for the first time after three months on Monday. Manager of The Mall Cineplex Mohd Faiq Ikhwan bin Mohd Som said that the number of visitors was quite ... ( read original story ...)
250 Indonesian workers leaves country on special Brunei flight
BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, July 7 (The Borneo Bulletin/ANN): Two hundred and fifty Indonesians returned home on Sunday, on board a special flight by national carrier Royal Brunei Airlines (RB). The special ... ( read original story ...)
One virus death, 454 new Covid-19 cases registered in Bahrain on Monday
Bahrain yesterday recorded 454 new cases of Covid-19, alongside 529 recoveries and a fatality. A 92-year-old Bahraini man died yesterday, taking the toll to 98. The Health Ministry revealed that of ... ( read original story ...)
Bahrain: Speed up projects call by councillors
“I personally inherited a project from my predecessor in Arad,” said Mr Al Meghawi. The GDN reported in March that more than half of Bahrain’s major road work projects were completed behind schedule ... ( read original story ...)