Hundreds of volunteers in Hong Kong are working tirelessly to provide emergency aid to victims of the city’s deadliest fire in nearly 80 years. From delivering hot meals and diapers to offering free counselling, the community has come together in an unprecedented display of solidarity. Emergency crews continued searching on Friday for survivors and victims, […]
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The Malaysian government is stepping up efforts to make social media a safer space, announcing that all platforms will need to implement a digital identity verification system by mid-2026. This initiative, known as electronic Know Your Customer (eKYC), aims to enforce the minimum age of 16 for account creation, while also addressing scams and online […]
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China’s Foreign Minister Wang Yi expressed strong condemnation of Japan’s recent statements regarding Taiwan, calling them “shocking” and a dangerous misstep. The comments, made in an official statement on Sunday, highlight growing tensions that have rattled China-Japan relations for over two weeks. Wang, the most senior Chinese official to publicly comment on the matter, warned […]
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South Africa made headlines this weekend as it successfully guided the G20 to adopt a declaration addressing climate change and global debt relief, despite strong objections from the Trump administration. The historic summit, held in Johannesburg under South Africa’s first-ever African G20 presidency, highlighted the nation’s determination to champion global challenges while asserting its leadership […]
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Niigata Prefecture Governor Hideyo Hanazumi has given the green light for a partial restart of the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant, the world’s largest, moving Japan a step closer to revitalizing its nuclear sector and reducing reliance on imported fossil fuels. The approval removes a major obstacle for Tokyo Electric Power Co (Tepco) to restart one […]
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