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More Malaysians are expected to fly to Asian holiday destinations such as Japan and Thailand later this year, while China also hopes to bolster weak tourist numbers from Southeast Asia that have yet to escape the shadow of the Covid-19 pandemic.
A Tencent representative confirmed the company has moved employees to the new location.
Rafaela David, one of the leaders of Atin Ito (“It’s Ours”), said China’s coastguard cannot get away with the reported seizure of supplies for Filipino troops stationed aboard a rickety warship that serves as a military outpost in the Second Thomas Shoal.
Four police officers assigned to the Philippine capital region have been arrested for kidnapping for ransom that victimised four foreign tourists, officials said on Wednesday.
GUANGZHOU -- More Chinese automakers are equipping their vehicles with driver assistance technology from China's DJI Automotive, which uses drone technology from the parent to provide self-driving capabilities at an affordable price.
HONG KONG -- Singaporean and Swiss financial institutions are making pitches to win more Hong Kong clients as concerns over geopolitical tension between China and the U.S. open doors.
SEOUL -- South Korea is wooing African countries in a bid to secure minerals essential to producing batteries, electric vehicles and smartphones, as the high-tech economy tries to curb its heavy reliance on China for lithium, graphite and rare earths.
The U.S. and Chinese defense chiefs had heated exchanges over Taiwan, the South China Sea and the situation in Ukraine at their recent meeting in Singapore. But even though they butted heads, the officials agreed to continue dialogue, including setting up a crisis-communications working group by the end of the year.