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BANGKOKMs Watcharin Jaengsawa lives too far away to visit her boyfriend, who has been at Minburi Remand Prison in Bangkok since September for drug-related crime
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SYDNEY (REUTERS)New Chinese investment in Australia fell by nearly 50 per cent in the year to the end of June 2019 as Beijing tightened controls on money flowin
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KUALA LUMPURA total of 57 chambers of commerce and industry associations in Malaysia said it was "critical for businesses to resume operations nationwide&q
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No Wi-Fi for virtual classes and no smartphones or TVs to watch their teachers or the government's educational programmes. Millions of schoolchildren, especiall
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JAKARTANo WiFi for virtual classes and no smartphones or televisions to watch their teachers or educational programmes broadcast by the government. Millions of
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MANILAPhilippine regulators on Tuesday (May 5) shut down the country's largest media company and a frequent target of President Rodrigo Duterte's tirades, a day
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HANOI (AFP)Millions of schoolchildren in Vietnam returned to class on Monday (May 4) after the country reported its 17th straight day of no domestically transmi
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PETALING JAYA • Eight of the 13 states in Malaysia have decided to retain some controls to halt the spread of the coronavirus in their territories, even though
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In the crowded room of his dormitory in Singapore, metal scrap worker Rethnam's nightmares are about infection. "I panic every time someone coughs or even
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SEOUL (REUTERS)South Korea will further relax social distancing rules starting on Wednesday (May 6), allowing a phased reopening of businesses, as the nation ha
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