Albanese has landed back in Australia after a visit to Antigua and Barbuda for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting this week.
Nov 7, 2026
Economists caution that 86% of Thais lack retirement preparedness, emphasizing the need for earlier savings and investments due to increasing life expectancies.
Chinese lawmakers are proposing to restrict a contentious form of detention and police surveillance measure, among other changes to the country’s Criminal Procedure Law. Known as residential surveillance at a designated location (RSDL), the measure was originally intended as a mild restriction of personal freedoms to lower the rate of detention and arrest. Since RSDL’s introduction in 1996 and expansion in 2012, it has become the harshest form of detention used in state security cases, including...
The lifestyle of a hacker or elite technology worker for North Korea is grueling. PSCORE executive director Nam Bada says, 'There is always pressure to keep earning money.'
MALACCA POLLS | Coalition chief urges voters to reject racial rhetoric.
We've followed what was stipulated in the conditional royal pardon, says Nooryana.
Acquitted after five years in prison, activist Amanda Echanis shows that the human rights message of the award-winning documentary ‘Bloom Where You Are Planted’ doesn't stop when the film ends
Authorities in the Philippines, where Thomas Markle — the estranged father of Britain's Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle — had previously lived, began investigating him last month over allegations he possessed child sexual abuse images
Projek Sama says Anwar’s administration risks facing public backlash if fails to do so.
MANILA, Philippines — The sharp drop in palay and corn output due to weather disturbances and high input costs pulled down the country’s total farm production in the third quarter by a hefty 5 percent to P389.42 billion, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). Data from the statistics agency showed that the value of agriculture
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines’ unemployment rate rose modestly in September as job creation failed to keep pace with the growing labor force, pointing to mixed conditions in the country’s labor market. The Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) on Friday said the jobless rate inched up to 5.4 percent of the labor force in September from 5.3
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine economy could snap a four-quarter streak of slowing growth in the third quarter on the back of improving government spending and resilient exports, though the expansion is likely to remain subdued amid continued weakness in domestic demand. Gross domestic product (GDP) likely accelerated to 2.8 percent in the third quarter
MANILA, Philippines — Philippine banks remained in good shape in the first half of the year despite a rise in bad loans, with the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) citing strong earnings, ample liquidity, adequate capital and stable funding as key buffers. In its latest Report on the Philippine Financial System for the First Semester of