As Zambia prepares for a closely watched presidential election, millions of voters are heading to the polls with two powerful hopes: that the country remains peaceful and that its economic recovery finally becomes more visible in everyday life. The election comes at a crucial moment for Zambia, one of Africa’s more politically stable democracies. On […]
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The frustration of India’s young job seekers is once again spilling onto the streets. In Jharkhand, hundreds of students marched towards the state assembly in Ranchi today, demanding action over alleged irregularities in government recruitment examinations. Several protesters have also begun hunger strikes, turning what started as a student protest into a growing challenge for […]
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For years, e-wallets were often associated with younger Malaysians — university students splitting restaurant bills, young professionals paying for food delivery, or digital natives shopping from their phones. That perception is changing quickly. New findings from the Ipsos Malaysia E-Wallet Landscape 2026 report show that e-wallet usage is spreading across generations, with Malaysians in their […]
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China’s eastern coast is bracing for the arrival of Typhoon Dolphin as the powerful storm moves toward land, disrupting air travel, ferry services, train operations and daily life across several provinces. Authorities have raised their highest-level typhoon warning as heavy rainfall and powerful winds threaten densely populated areas, including Shanghai and parts of Zhejiang and […]
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Tensions around the Red Sea are once again drawing attention after Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi rebels claimed they carried out a drone strike on an oil facility operated by Saudi Aramco in Jizan, on Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea coast. The claim came on Sunday, shortly after Saudi authorities reported that a fire at the refinery had […]
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