Tag: Asia
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Indonesia seeks to rev up domestic EV production amid rising demand
Indonesia is the world’s leading nickel producer, giving it an advantage in developing a local EV battery supply chain and expanding manufacturing.
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Malaysia opposition bloc PN survives deregistration for now, but internal rifts cloud political future: Analysts
Perikatan Nasional can now contest next month’s Melaka election under its own name and symbol, after securing a temporary legal reprieve from deregistration.
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Sarawak state assembly to be dissolved on Oct 26, paving way for election within 60 days
The dissolution of the Sarawak state assembly follows a series of state elections across Malaysia over the past year, including in Sabah, Johor and Negeri Sembilan, with Melaka set to head to the polls on Nov 14.
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Why is Indonesia facing a rare MSCI downgrade and what’s at stake?
Only three other markets have faced a double MSCI downgrade from emerging market to “standalone” status since 1997.
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Marie biscuits maker Lee Biscuits shutters Johor factory after 92 years
The company is reportedly exiting snack manufacturing to consolidate its assets and focus on its core holdings, which include rubber and palm oil operations.
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India stirs up its gastronomy with French cooking schools
NEW DELHI: Fiercely proud of its culinary traditions, India is increasingly open to foreign influences, with French cooking schools attracting students eager to make their mark on the country’s growing fine-dining sector.”Ten or 15 years ago, there were far fewer young people dreaming of becoming chefs,” said
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Teen arrested over axe attack on Sarawak teacher; minister urges public not to shame student
“This matter must be approached with care and compassion. The adolescent involved is still growing and developing,” said Sarawak’s Minister of Women, Children and Community Well-being Development Fatimah Abdullah.
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Pakistan exporters face heavy losses, costly detours as Afghanistan trade halt drags on
Businesses in Pakistan say the closure of key border crossings with Afghanistan has left goods stranded, disrupted sales and forced exporters to take longer, more expensive routes to Central Asia.
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Son of Aung San Suu Kyi says had first call in five years
“My mother is 81 and remains unjustly detained. One conversation is not regular family access,” said Kim Aris of his mother, Aung San Suu Kyi.
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Indonesian president’s allies distance themselves from flagship free meals programme
A poll conducted in early October by a research firm showed about 62 per cent of the public opposed the programme.
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