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MANILA — Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Monday (Jan 29) said talks on maritime co-operation between his country and Vietnam would be one of the cornerstones forged in a strategic partnership with its Southeast Asian neighbour.
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BANGKOK — Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin on Wednesday (Jan 24) stuck to his belief that the country's economy was in crisis and said he would roll out stimulus measures on top of handouts, despite the central bank governor's disagreement with his approach.
It adopted AI in welfare schemes to weed out ineligible ones, but has wrongfully removed thousands of legitimate ones.
MANILA — Philippines President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said the country's constitution should be changed to support the economy and was "not written for the globalised world", as the country's senate criticised efforts to amend it as "sinister and underhand".
After falling 12.2% this year, Hong Kong’s stocks rebounded 2.63% on Tuesday on news that Beijing may mobilize about 2 trillion yuan (US$278 billion) through offshore entities to support beaten-down Chinese stocks.
Land prices are skyrocketing with investors trying to cash in on the millions of people expected to visit the temple, which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate on Monday.