Thaksin in no position to reclaim reform banner from Move Forward
Suthichai Yoon is founder of Thai digital outlet Kafedem Media Group and was a co-founder of media company Nation Group.
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Australia’s Albanese joins protests against domestic violence ‘epidemic’
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has joined demonstrations protesting against domestic violence after a spate of murders.
Stinging Election Loss Leaves South Korean Leader at a Crossroads
In political banners, campaign slogans and everyday conversations, South Koreans used two words to convey the high stakes of this week’s parliamentary election: “Judgment Day.” It was an opportunity to issue a verdict on the first two years of President Yoon Suk Yeol, a leader who has made strides on the global stage but is deeply unpopular and divisive at home.
Political merchandise sales spike days before nearly a billion Indians vote
Ahead of the first voting day of the seven-phase election on April 19, garment makers are temporarily converting factories into production hubs for election flags and banners.
Malaysian supermarket chain and supplier to be charged over ‘Allah’ socks for wounding religious feelings
The KK Super Mart directors will be charged on Tuesday under Section 298 of the Penal Code for intentionally wounding religious feelings, according to the Royal Malaysian Police.
Tuesday Briefing: Putin’s Victory Spectacle
A day after he was declared victor in Russia’s rubber-stamp presidential election, Vladimir Putin used a celebration yesterday to signal that the war against Ukraine would continue to dominate his rule — and that his fight to add territory to Russia wasn’t over.
3 red flags recruiters look out for in job candidates: They're how you ‘get blacklisted,’ says ex-Amazon recruiter
A majority of people, 95%, intend to look for a new job this year, according to a January 2024 survey by jobsite Monster. And many anticipate it will be challenging. More than half, 68% say they think it will be difficult to find one given the state of the economy.
South Korea Moves to Suspend Licenses of Thousands of Protesting Doctors
The South Korean government on Monday said that it was moving to suspend the licenses of thousands of doctors who walked off the job nearly two weeks ago, threatening to escalate a dispute that has shaken the nation’s health care system.