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March 28, 2024
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Taiwan sees US support unchanged no matter who wins election
TAIPEI — Taiwan's foreign ministry said on Thursday (March 28) it believes US support will remain unchanged no matter who wins the presidential election, but it will stay on guard for Taiwan-China issues being "manipulated" as the campaign heats up.
Southeast Asia’s cyber scam rings have become a global network, making up to US$3 trillion yearly: Interpol
Organised crime rings who fuelled an “explosion” of human trafficking and cyber scam centres during the pandemic have expanded from Southeast Asia into a global network making up to US$3 trillion a year, the head of Interpol said on Wednesday.
US sanctions on North Korea target individuals and China, Russia, UAE-based firms
It named the six individuals as Yu Pu Ung, Ri Tong Hyok, Han Chol Man, O In Chun, Jong Song Ho and Jon Yon Gun.
US should not ‘oppress and contain’ China, globalisation facing ‘headwinds’: top Beijing official
“However, for some time, the trend of economic globalisation has encountered headwinds,” said Liu, who hailed the twin engines of economic globalisation and regional integration for their “potential and resilience for growth”.
China faces US$50 billion shortfall in Southeast Asia as belt and road funds miss their mark
A sizeable sum of infrastructure funding China has allocated to Southeast Asia has gone unfulfilled thanks to political instability in recipient countries, poor engagement with local stakeholders and a declining appetite for energy projects powered by fossil fuels, a new study from the Lowy Institute has found.
India rejects remarks by US, Germany on opposition leader Kejriwal’s arrest
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal’s arrest a month before national election comes under increasing global scrutiny.