Tag: Asia
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Indian education minister resigns following nationwide youth protests
Dharmendra Pradhan announced his resignation on X on Saturday, (Jul 25) just as police fired tear gas to scatter young protesters in New Delhi, hours before their leaders were set to hold another round of talks with ministers.
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Indonesian authorities arrest former anti-corruption prosecutor after seizing US$19 million and gold
Former anti-graft prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah has been accused of money laundering while serving as Indonesia’s top anti-corruption prosecutor. He denied wrongdoing after being questioned on Friday (Jul 24), saying he was a victim of “criminalisation”.
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Malaysia targets 2028 to produce its first human vaccine to cut import reliance
Malaysia’s first locally produced human vaccine will be for treating illnesses like pneumonia, meningitis, sepsis and blood infections, says Science, Technology and Innovation Minister Chang Lih Kang.
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Thailand scales back US$30 billion ‘land bridge’ on commercial viability concerns
Thailand will instead pursue the expansion of a port in southern Ranong province and related rail links.
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Bangladesh president resigns citing ill health
“Due to worsening physical and mental incapacity … it is no longer possible for me to properly discharge the responsibilities of an important constitutional office such as the presidency,” President Mohammed Shahabuddin said in a resignation letter.
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ASEAN sees progress on South China Sea code, targets year-end conclusion
Maritime security concerns – from the Strait of Hormuz to the South China Sea – emerged as dominant issues at this week’s ASEAN meetings in the Philippines, alongside discussions on energy security and Myanmar.
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India’s pharma sector braces for impact of proposed Trump tariffs on generic drugs
Analysts warn the levies could disrupt global drug supply chains, push up medicine prices for Americans and force Indian drugmakers to rethink their manufacturing strategies.
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Preparing for disruption: Offline messaging apps join India’s protest toolkit
As concerns over connectivity disruptions grow, protesters in India are turning to offline messaging apps as part of an emergency toolkit. How do they work, and what are their limitations?
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Philippines accuses China of using water cannon on its vessels for a second day
China’s Coast Guard says it imposed “control measures” on several Philippine vessels operating illegally around the Scarborough Shoal.
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Malaysia foreign minister says envoy summoned by US over Israel policy amid Network School saga
Network School, the “digital nomad” community founded in Malaysia by US investor Balaji Srinivasan, came under scrutiny after social media users alleged that it included participants from Israel.
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