Nov 2, 2018

New ministers sworn in - Sri Lanka Latest News

New ministers sworn in - Sri Lanka Latest News
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Can mobile banking overcome Myanmar’s trust issues? | This Week In Asia | South China Morning Post

Can mobile banking overcome Myanmar’s trust issues? | This Week In Asia | South China Morning Post
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Singapore’s political succession: watch out for the big reveal when the ruling party meets | This Week In Asia | South China Morning Post

Singapore’s political succession: watch out for the big reveal when the ruling party meets | This Week In Asia | South China Morning Post
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Malaysia’s new government sets bigger budget for next year, with priority on education and entrepreneurs | This Week In Asia | South China Morning Post

Malaysia’s new government sets bigger budget for next year, with priority on education and entrepreneurs | This Week In Asia | South China Morning Post
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Lion Air crash was so intense it tore apart black box, prolonging mystery about disaster’s cause | South China Morning Post

Lion Air crash was so intense it tore apart black box, prolonging mystery about disaster’s cause | South China Morning Post
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Govt, Knocked by Rappers, Responds With Own Tune

Govt, Knocked by Rappers, Responds With Own Tune
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Thailand's Rap Against Dictatorship - New Mandala

Thailand's Rap Against Dictatorship - New Mandala
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Treading carefully, Japan's nuclear industry makes a comeback - Japan Today

Treading carefully, Japan's nuclear industry makes a comeback - Japan Today
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Exiled Chinese writer says Hong Kong publishers 'too afraid to bring out' Chinese version of his new novel | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP

Exiled Chinese writer says Hong Kong publishers 'too afraid to bring out' Chinese version of his new novel | Hong Kong Free Press HKFP
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Cambodia Morning News For November 2

Cambodia Morning News For November 2
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UN finds 486 million in Asia still hungry, progress stalled | Bangkok Post: news

UN finds 486 million in Asia still hungry, progress stalled | Bangkok Post: news
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Doctor hours to fall amid glut fears | Bangkok Post: news

Doctor hours to fall amid glut fears | Bangkok Post: news
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Pakistani Religious Leader Known as ‘Father of the Taliban’ Killed - The New York Times

Pakistani Religious Leader Known as ‘Father of the Taliban’ Killed - The New York Times
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Elderly Japanese pine for return to 'lost' northern islands | Bangkok Post: news

Elderly Japanese pine for return to 'lost' northern islands | Bangkok Post: news
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Vietnam garment exports surge on US-China trade war | Bangkok Post: news

Vietnam garment exports surge on US-China trade war | Bangkok Post: news
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WHO certifies Thai anti-HIV drug | Bangkok Post: news

WHO certifies Thai anti-HIV drug | Bangkok Post: news
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Malaysia's government sets bigger budget, cuts fiscal targets | Bangkok Post: news

Malaysia's government sets bigger budget, cuts fiscal targets | Bangkok Post: news
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VietJet signs $6.5bn deal with Airbus | Bangkok Post: business

VietJet signs $6.5bn deal with Airbus | Bangkok Post: business
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China's 'digital authoritarianism' harms internet freedom worldwide

China's 'digital authoritarianism' harms internet freedom worldwide
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US indictment on 1MDB financer Jho Low, Goldman Sachs bankers explained

US indictment on 1MDB financer Jho Low, Goldman Sachs bankers explained
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Journalist’s Expulsion Casts Shadow on Hong Kong’s Future - The New York Times

Journalist’s Expulsion Casts Shadow on Hong Kong’s Future - The New York Times
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In controversial shift, Japan aims to open door wider for foreign blue-collar workers, Asia News - AsiaOne

In controversial shift, Japan aims to open door wider for foreign blue-collar workers, Asia News - AsiaOne
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This Tamils reluctant king-makers in Sri Lanka turmoil, Asia News - AsiaOne

This Tamils reluctant king-makers in Sri Lanka turmoil, Asia News - AsiaOne
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Will Timor-Leste become China's next debt trap? | Asia Times

Will Timor-Leste become China's next debt trap? | Asia Times
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Egypt: Deadly attack on bus headed to Coptic Christian monastery | News | Al Jazeera

Egypt: Deadly attack on bus headed to Coptic Christian monastery | News | Al Jazeera
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Yemen Girl Who Turned World’s Eyes to Famine Is Dead - The New York Times

Yemen Girl Who Turned World’s Eyes to Famine Is Dead - The New York Times
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Two days after U.S. call for cease-fire, Saudi-led coalition launches new attacks on Yemen - The Washington Post

Two days after U.S. call for cease-fire, Saudi-led coalition launches new attacks on Yemen - The Washington Post
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India hate crimes: A spike in reports of religious-based crime since Modi’s BJP came power - Washington Post

India hate crimes: A spike in reports of religious-based crime since Modi’s BJP came power - Washington Post
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Documenting resilience amid disaster - Australia-Indonesia Centre

Documenting resilience amid disaster - Australia-Indonesia Centre
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Journal of Contemporary Islam and Muslim Societies

Journal of Contemporary Islam and Muslim Societies
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