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Israel's central bank chief on Sunday called on the government to enact responsible fiscal policy by reining in non-defence spending to offset any further expansion in the military budget.
Some 1,047 students from 33 universities across Indonesia are suspected to have fallen victim to the scam, Indonesia’s national police said last week.
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Loo Peng Seng, a Singaporean, was handed four charges of communicating false, harmful information on Tuesday.
TOKYO -- Shoppers on Chinese e-commerce platform Temu will soon be able to make purchases using PayPay, as the Japanese mobile payment service anticipates demand from Japanese consumers wary of giving personal information to foreign companies.
SINGAPORE -- Singapore's financial regulator is pushing family office applicants to respond promptly to scrutiny, or risk having their efforts to obtain tax breaks rendered fruitless, as the Southeast Asian financial center tightens procedures around foreign wealth inflows in the wake of a massive money laundering bust.
BERLIN (AP) — More than a decade ago, the death of 600 migrants and refugees in two Mediterranean shipwrecks near Italian shores shocked the world and prompted the U.N. migration agency to start recording the number of people who died or went missing as they fled conflict, persecution or poverty to other countries.
