JAKARTA — As the world cautiously watches a new wave of Covid-19 spread through parts of Asia, Indonesia is holding steady, prepared but calm. While neighboring countries like Thailand, Singapore, and Hong Kong see rising cases, the Indonesian government is urging people not to panic, but to stay alert — and most importantly, to stay […]
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In a move that highlights growing ties in the region, Chinese Premier Li Qiang will be visiting Indonesia from May 24 to 26. Invited personally by Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto, this visit is expected to deepen friendship and cooperation between the two nations. Right after Indonesia, Premier Li will head to Malaysia to take part […]
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Kampala, Uganda — This week, Uganda opened its much-anticipated Pearl of Africa Tourism Expo, a vibrant celebration that brings together people passionate about exploring and sharing the country’s rich culture and breathtaking landscapes. Over three exciting days, the event aims to inspire more travelers to discover the heart and soul of Uganda. Ugandan Prime Minister […]
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PUTRAJAYA – In light of the upcoming 46th ASEAN Summit from May 26 to 28, the Higher Education Ministry has given the green light for universities and colleges—both public and private—to conduct their classes either online or in person, depending on what works best for them and their students. This move comes as a practical […]
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LANGKAWI: In a heartfelt move that strengthens ties between public service and the skies, AirAsia has officially signed a charter service agreement worth RM99.5 million with the Malaysian Armed Forces (MAF). This collaboration isn’t just about planes and schedules—it’s about people, commitment, and a shared sense of duty to the nation. Announced at the Langkawi […]
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TEHRAN – In a candid and emotionally charged speech on Tuesday, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei shared what many in Iran have come to feel after years of diplomatic back-and-forth — a deep skepticism about the possibility of meaningful progress in nuclear negotiations with the United States. “We don’t think it will lead to […]
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TOKYO, May 21 – In a country where rice isn’t just food but a cultural staple, one comment proved too much to swallow. Japan’s Agriculture Minister, Taku Eto, resigned on Wednesday after facing intense public backlash for a tone-deaf remark about never needing to buy rice – a statement that hit hard at a time […]
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In a heartfelt message of solidarity, Australia’s Foreign Minister Penny Wong has reassured the Pacific Islands that their tariff-free access to Australian markets will remain untouched — even as many in the region face rising economic pressure from global aid cuts and U.S. tariffs. Speaking warmly from the Pacific Islands Forum headquarters in Suva on […]
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LANGKAWI, MALAYSIA – It wasn’t just another military showcase at LIMA ’25. This year, it was personal. As the Langkawi International Maritime and Aerospace Exhibition 2025 unfolded at the Mahsuri International Exhibition Centre, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim unveiled something truly homegrown – Ribat, Malaysia’s first locally designed and built high mobility light tactical […]
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In a moving show of solidarity, nearly 100 travel agencies and partners from Kolkata have come together to launch the “Chalo Kashmir” initiative—an emotional call to action to support the people of Kashmir and help revive its struggling tourism industry after the recent Pahalgam attack. These Kolkata-based agencies, which together facilitate travel for nearly 400,000 […]
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