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Senator Risa Hontiveros, who led the Senate hearing committee that grilled Guo’s links to criminality involving Philippine offshore gambling operators (Pogos) as well as her citizenship, revealed information that Guo left the country last month and travelled to Kuala Lumpur.
Countries in Asia are closely monitoring for mpox cases after the World Health Organization recently declared an escalating outbreak in Africa as a global public health emergency.
Japan's Seven & i, owner of the 7-Eleven convenience stores, said it has received a preliminary takeover offer from Canada's Alimentation Couche-Tard, potentially the biggest purchase of a Japanese company by an overseas firm.
A karate expert’s attempt to fight off a haunted house ghost with a jaw-shattering kick has ended in legal defeat after 13 years of litigation, with Japan’s courts ruling that his frighteningly over-the-top response was anything but reflexive.
Foreign Minister Yoko Kamikawa told reporters Monday she’s making preparations to run in the race, the first to publicly declare their intentions. It remains to be seen if she can garner enough support from members to meet the threshold to qualify. More candidates are likely to make their intentions known in coming days.
Sri Lanka’s government has defended a top diplomat ordered by an Australian court to pay more than US$360,000 in back wages to her former housekeeper held in Canberra under “slavery-type conditions”.
Australia's Westpac Banking Corp beat analyst forecasts for third-quarter profit on Monday and reported improved net interest margin, helped by fewer bad loans and better-than-expected cost controls, sending its shares to a six-year peak.
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