As Li Qiang visits, ‘persistent duality’ of Australia’s China thinking on show
Nearly three-quarters of Australians view China as a security threat, according to the annual ACRI/BIDA poll, which surveyed more than 2,000 people between April and May.
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Ukraine peace summit: Asean divided over attendance amid fears of ‘missing the boat’
Zelensky added he would judge the success of his trip to Singapore on the “presence of representatives from Asia” at the coming talks, hosted by Switzerland at the request of the Ukrainian leader.
AI is getting very popular among students and teachers, very quickly
The American public as a whole remains on the fence with artificial intelligence, according to many polls, but in education, adoption among teachers and students is rapidly rising.
Singapore leadership transition shows value of continuity
Ben Chester Cheong is a law lecturer at the Singapore University of Social Sciences and a lawyer with the financial services practice of RHTLaw Asia.
2 Indian nationals killed in Ukraine war after being recruited by Russia
Two Indian nationals recruited by the Russian army were recently killed in the war between Russia and Ukraine, the Indian foreign ministry said on Tuesday.
Philippine flag pledge slammed as ‘repugnant’ with links to Japanese occupation
The new pledge and hymn called Bagong Pilipinas, or New Philippines, will be recited during weekly flag-raising ceremonies in schools and government agencies, according to a presidential memorandum dated June 4 and released on Saturday.
In Singapore’s brewing election battle, immigration anxiety takes centre stage
“The campaign message hangs on one issue: foreign workers,” said Chee Soon Juan, secretary general of the Singapore Democratic Party, during its campaign launch last month.
Nepal rolls out AI-powered ‘crystal ball’ to predict deadly landslides
SAFE-RISCCS, short for the Spatiotemporal Analytics, Forecasting and Estimation of Risks from Climate Change Systems, is being rolled out in two regions of Nepal known for their susceptibility to devastating landslides.