Woman Who Created Indomie’s Tantalising Flavours Dies At 59 (Photos)
The woman behind instant noodle giant Indomie's iconic flavour has passed away at the age of 59. Tributes poured out for Nunuk Nuraini, who worked as a flavour
US Ends Boeing 737 Max Flight Ban After Probe Into Crashes
WASHINGTON/SEATTLE • After early two years of scrutiny, corporate upheaval and a stand-off with global regulators, Boeing won approval yesterday from the Unit
US Ends Boeing 737 Max Flight Ban After Crash Probes
WASHINGTON/SEATTLE (REUTERS)After nearly two years of scrutiny, corporate upheaval and a stand-off with global regulators, Boeing Co won approval on Wednesday (
US To Approve 737 Max Return As Boeing Faces Strong Headwinds
WASHINGTON/SEATTLE (REUTERS)After nearly two years of scrutiny, corporate upheaval and a standoff with global regulators, Boeing Co is set on Wednesday (Nov 18)
Pentagon Chief Stresses Stronger Alliances To Counter China, Russia
Defence Secretary Mark Esper revealed a new initiative on Tuesday (Oct 20) to strengthen and expand US alliances with "like-minded democracies" to cou
IMF Sees Less Severe Global Contraction But Worsening Outlook For Many Emerging Markets
| The International Monetary Fund on Tuesday (Oct 12) said forecasts for the global economy were "somewhat less dire" as wealthy countries and China r
Pilots' Unions Urge US Regulator To Improve Cockpit Procedures For Boeing 737 Max
SEATTLE/MONTREAL/The US aviation regulator should require new cockpit procedures for Boeing Co's 737 Max to help pilots disable an erroneous stall alert that co
Boeing, FAA Failures To Blame For 737 Max Crashes: US House Report
Two Boeing 737 Max crashes that killed all 346 passengers and crew aboard were the "horrific culmination" of failures by the plane maker and Federal A
A 'crossroads' For Humanity: Earth's Biodiversity Is Still Collapsing
The world is failing to address a catastrophic biodiversity collapse that not only threatens to wipe out beloved species and invaluable genetic diversity, but e
US May Ban Cotton From China's Xinjiang Region Over Rights Concerns
The Trump administration is weighing a ban on some or all products made with cotton from the Xinjiang region of China, a move that could come as soon as Tuesday
Fewer Forest Fires, Hot Spots Likely This Year Due To Wetter Weather, Covid-19 Curbs, Says Indonesia's Disaster Management Chief
JAKARTAIndonesia will likely have fewer land and forest fires this year because the dry season will be wetter in most parts of the country compared with last ye
Atlantic Hurricane Season May Go From Bad To Worse With La Nina Odds Up
Another sign the Atlantic hurricane season, already on a record pace, will become more frenetic when it reaches its peak in a few weeks is all but locked into p
ByteDance Censored Anti-China Content In Indonesia Until Mid-2020: Sources
SINGAPORE (REUTERS)Chinese tech giant ByteDance censored content it perceived as critical of the Chinese government on its news aggregator app in Indonesia from
Philippine Officials Say It Is Not The New Covid-19 Hot Spot, Numbers Higher Because Of More Testing
MANILAPhilippine officials on Friday (Aug 7) disputed data that showed the country had the most Covid-19 cases in East Asia, insisting that previous "hot s
Coronavirus: Jakarta Eases Restrictions As It Enters Transition Phase
Indonesia moved to gently ease restrictive measures in its capital of Jakarta yesterday, around two months after the coronavirus seized the country to infect mo
Indonesia Reports 585 New Coronavirus Infections, 23 Deaths
JAKARTA (REUTERS)Indonesia reported 585 new coronavirus infections on Thursday (June 4), taking the number of confirmed cases in the South-east Asian country to
Covid-19: Jakarta Eases Restrictions In 'transition Phase', Strict Health Protocols Remain
JAKARTAIndonesia has moved to gently ease restrictive measures in its capital of Jakarta on Thursday (June 4), around two months after the coronavirus seized th
Indonesia Court Orders President Joko Widodo To Apologise For Papua Internet Curbs
JAKARTA (REUTERS)An Indonesian court on Wednesday (June 3) ordered President Joko Widodo to make an official apology after ruling that his government's decision
US Launches Trade Probe Into Digital Taxes, Ploughing Ground For New Tariffs
The United States is investigating digital services taxes being adopted or considered by Britain, Italy, Brazil and other countries, the US Trade Representative
Nissan: UK Factory Still Under Threat From No-deal Brexit
Image copyright Getty Images The Sunderland plant employs about 7,000 people The UK's largest car manufacturing plant is "unsustainable" if the UK lea