South Korea has made an announcement regarding a proposal to settle a labour dispute with Japan that dates back to the war.

On Monday, South Korea unveiled a controversial plan to raise local civilian funds to compensate Koreans who won damages in cases against Japanese businesses that enslaved them during World War II.

The proposal is a reflection of conservative South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol's d...

What the MCD exit poll findings might imply for Arvind Kejriwal and the AAP

Today's India-Axis My India exit poll predicts a clean sweep for the Aam Aadmi Party in the Delhi local body election, with the party winning 149 to 171 of the city's 250 wards.

What happens in the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) elections on December 7 will be known, but I...

Asian stocks slump as demonstrations and lockdowns in China cloud the picture.

On Monday, Asian stocks fell, with Hong Kong temporarily falling more than 4% as a result of weekend protests in several places against China's draconian zero-COVID lockdowns.

After a mixed, truncated day on Wall Street on Friday, US futures were down. Oil prices have dropped by mor...

After violent clashes, China's 'iPhone city' has been placed under COVID lockdown

Six million people were placed under COVID lockdown on Friday in a Chinese city that is home to the world's largest iPhone manufacture, following skirmishes between police and employees enraged about wages.

Residents of eight districts in Zhengzhou, Henan's central province, hav...

After a car strikes a deer in Hokkaido, two people die in the crash.

The collision of two cars caused by a deer in Hokkaido, northern Japan, claimed the lives of two individuals, according to the local police.

In the town of Shibecha, close to Kushiro, a minivan and truck were involved in an accident on Wednesday. The minivan's driver and passenger b...

After 17 years, Sephora is finally coming back to the United Kingdom

The British location of Sephora, the French healthcare and cosmetics behemoth, will reopen soon after being closed for 17 years. The website and mobile app were released on Monday, only days after the company spent £132 million ($128 million) to acquire FeelUnique, a cosmetics e-tailer. The...

Russia's missile strike on Ukraine shakes the capital and neighbouring locations

Ukrainian officials have claimed that dozens of Russian missiles were fired at civilian targets in many locations. Russian President Vladimir Putin justified the attacks by citing the blast on the Crimean-bound Kerch Bridge.

Biden and Zelenskyy talk about air defense.

On Teleg...

Stop the Chemical and Service Sectors from Limiting Local Authority to Protect Local Ecosystems and Health

August has been designated as Anti-Democracy Month by the pesticide industry as it begins a month-long effort to erode municipal pesticide regulation. The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act is a federal law that is subject to state and federal regulation. The National Pest Manage...

New APIs are introduced by PSA Singapore for local truckers

Parking Semi Trailer Trucks under the Sunset Sky. Container for shipping. trucks with diesel engines. Truck Tractor. Commercial Freight Trucks Logistics Transporting cargo.

More than 50 Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) have been created and released by PSA Corporation Ltd (PSA)...

Keys to economic recovery and soft power promotion include local identity promotion and tech adoption

The creative economy is essential for Thailand's economic recovery, according to the government, universities, large corporations, and local artists.

Keynote speakers at the "Creative Economy Forum Thailand 2022" event, co-hosted by the Creative Economy Agency (CEA) and go...

Oil prices are falling as China's economic slowdown harms demand

According to Reuters, oil prices were neutral on Friday as China's COVID-19 lockdowns dragged on the forecast for petroleum demand, but supply disruption fears stemming from Western sanctions limiting Russia's crude and product exports supported prices.

Brent crude futures were ...

Australian Prime Minister Says No More Lockdowns

The Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has said that the country cannot afford further lockdowns despite the continuous warnings of the Australian Medical Association to impose harsher restrictions to contain the Covid-19 spread.

The leaders of the country are preparing to get tog...

Dubai Ruler Urges Local Majlis to Unite People

The Ruler of Dubai, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid has issued a decree to ensure that traditional gatherings in the Emirate work to unite communities and progress the nation instead of being platforms for promoting division and racism.

The Vice-president of Dubai understands that local majl...

Politics of Local School Boards in the US

Partisan politics is continuing to enter the official race for the United States’ local boards of education. The interference of political parties in the education boards across the country has been going on for many years.

And there is no easy way to bring an end to this once can...

South Australia's Smart Solution to Staff Scheduling

South Australia’s Central Adelaide Local Health Network (CALHN) has started benefitting from the Core Schedule's ability of smart staff scheduling in 15 different services.

Core Schedule provides rostering and scheduling services to hospitals and other healthcare facilities. I...

Europe Mandates Lockdowns and Vaccines as Cases of New Variant Rise

In an attempt to contain the massive spread of the Coronavirus, European leaders have rushed to announce mandates on vaccines, travel bans, and new lockdown measures.

Austria has taken the most severe measure of putting the entire county into a lockdown till 11th December at least to ea...

Austria reimposes lockdown as cases soar

 Austria has again imposed a lockdown for all and made vaccinations mandatory, as per the announcement made by Chancellor Alexander Schallenberg.  Austria is the first country in the EU to take such stringent measures as coronavirus cases increase.

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