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Ships of Indian Navy's First Training Squadron to be deployed to South East Asia

Ships of Indian Navy's First Training Squadron to be deployed to South East Asia

Published 193 days ago

London borough spends £30k a year cleaning paan stains: 'We have had enough'

London’s Brent Council spent over £30,000 a year cleaning paan stains and launched a strict crackdown with fines for those caught spitting in public spaces.

Published 233 days ago

US slaps new tariffs on solar imports from 4 Southeast Asian nations

The new solar levies will be in addition to new widespread tariffs imposed by Trump that have upended global supply chains and markets. (File) (Pic used for representation)

Published 453 days ago

Completion of the India-Myanmar-Thailand highway will be a game changer: Jaishankar

Jaishankar said the progress was currently challenged by the internal strife in Myanmar, “but we can’t allow this to block something which is so momentous”. (X/DrSJaishankar)

Updated 509 days ago

South Asian University opens applications for 2025-26 academic session

South Asian University is accepting applications for 2025-26 academic session. Check details here.

Published 510 days ago

Taylor Swift's Singapore tour amps tourism boom, hotels and flights booked out

Taylor Swift's Singapore tour amps tourism boom in southeast Asia, hotels and flights booked out

Published 874 days ago

Will European museums return Southeast Asia's 'stolen' artifacts?

French President Emmanuel Macron has pledged to 'do everything possible' to return the cultural heritage that colonial France had looted.

Updated 898 days ago

The Taste With Vir: Why you should consider Bangkok or other Asian destinations

Why you should consider Bangkok or other Asian destinations over domestic tourist traps?

Updated 929 days ago

Ludhiana doctor gets Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Memorial Oration Award

Dr Dinesh Badyal (HT PHOTO)

Updated 1008 days ago

Vietnamese airline announces new flight between Kochi and Ho Chi Minh City

A view of the Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam.

Published 1104 days ago

Political corruption detrimental to Southeast Asia

There is a perception that corruption has increased in Malaysia, especially after the exposure of scandals like the 1MDB and other recent major corruption scandals. Overall, the World Bank measures indicate that Malaysia whilst not amongst the most corrupt countries in the world still suffers from widespread corruption, creating a situation where much improvement is needed.

Published 1391 days ago

Effects of Russia-Ukraine conflict on Asian Economies

The war in Ukraine will have far-reaching economic consequences on Asian economies as Russian energy is the major driver of the economic growth in the region.

Published 1518 days ago

Southeast Asian economies are becoming dynamic again

The Southeast Asian economies underwent a massive contraction in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic due to nationwide lockdowns and border closures. (BLOOMBERG PHOTO.)

Published 1543 days ago

Energising the renewable energy sector in Southeast Asia

The Sustainable Development Goal (number 7) adopted by the UN General Assembly in 2015, lays down the need to achieve affordable and clean energy by 2030.. (Reuters file)

Updated 1576 days ago

Cross-border controls impeding supply chains in Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia’s position in global trade comes from its enhanced integration into global supply chains.. (AFP/ Representational image)

Updated 1639 days ago

Asia's priciest apartment purchased by Chinese tycoon's daughter: SCMP

Representative Image

Published 1676 days ago

Snail’s pace of Southeast Asia’s Economic Recovery

By mid-year 2021, it was noted that the economic recovery stories were more optimistic than reality depicted.

Published 1695 days ago

Myanmar's civilian govt calls for support from Southeast Asia nations

People march with the federal flag as they support National Unity Government (NUG) which has been recently announced by Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) in Yangon, Myanmar.

Published 1908 days ago

Myanmar police fire stun grenades as Southeast Asian ministers aim for talks

"If we're oppressed, there will be explosion. If we're hit, we'll hit back," demonstrators chanted before police moved in firing stun grenades to scatter crowds in at least four different places in the city.

Published 1965 days ago

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