Thailand is overhauling its investment incentives for data centres due to concerns about their heavy consumption of electricity and water. This policy reassessment reflects an international trend of ...

ISKANDAR PUTERI, JOHOR – A Johor assemblyman has conceded that the recent public uproar over a data centre built too close to homes should serve as a “lesson” for the state government. The state ...

Both India and Britain are expected to see higher economic growth than Japan. The continued depreciation of the yen against ...

SEOUL – Rumors that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un died after suffering a brain hemorrhage have swept through social media and news outlets overseas in recent days, prompting South Korean officials ...

SHENZHEN, CHINA – – 15 October 2026 – Global pop icon LISA and heytea, the originator of New-Style tea, officially launch ...

South Korea’s Yonsei portal breach affects 10,000 students and faculty, including international students Some 10,000 Yonsei University students and faculty, including international students, had ...

SEOUL – The South Korean government and Seoul won a lawsuit Thursday against US private equity firm Lone Star Funds over 168.2 billion won ($127 million) in tax refunds, after the Seoul High Court ...

Laiba Ijaz, a student at International Islamic University, was said to have been defrauded of Rs5 million, which she had paid to move to the United States for further studies. An agent was accused of ...

Japan's number of workers aged 50 and older has been on the rise. The types of roles they opted for were predominantly in customer service, such as staff at Japanese-style hot… ...

The Prime Minister’s Office said prolonged instability could push up international fuel prices – increasing the cost of imports, transport, production, and services across Laos. VIENTIANE – The ...

The Department of Fisheries in its latest statement yesterday reminded the public to continue to comply with the safety advice and instructions that have been issued. BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN – The red ...

MANILA – Despite decades of reforms to the education system, the country’s learning crisis has persisted, with the gap between graduates and employment only growing wider and students’ performance as ...