Vietnam morning news for September 11
Vietnam’s first automaker is quickly getting ready to debut a sedan and a SUV It was once one of the most dangerous waterways in the world, heavily mined and bombed during the final stages of […]
Malaysia morning news for September 11
Malaysia Axes Chinese-Backed Pipeline Projects Worth $3-Billion The Malaysian government has finally decided to cancel three China-backed pipeline projects after halting work on them, The Financial Times wrote. The report said that Malaysia’s finance minister […]
Vietnam morning news for September 10
Vietnam denies human rights campaigner entry to World Economic Forum Vietnam has refused entry to the Secretary General of the International Federation for Human Rights, Debbie Stothard, to attend the World Economic Forum to be […]
Malaysia morning news for September 10
Malaysian chilli producers consider filing anti-dumping petition Malaysia’s Ministry of Agriculture and Agro-based Industry (MOA) will help local chilli producers submit a petition to the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI) regarding the dumping […]
Malaysia morning news for September 17
Malaysia’s Fake News Bill Delay Chance to Manage Racial Disinformation The politics of delay around the repeal of Malaysia’s Fake News Bill offers an opportunity to manage racial disinformation that can lead to social tensions. […]
Vietnam morning news for September 7
Vietnam: Registration of Technology Transfer Now Mandatory According to the new Law on Technology Transfer dated 19 June 2017 and Decree No. 76/2018/ND-CP which was issued on 15 May 2018, registration of technology transfer has […]
Malaysia morning news for September 7
Malaysia Raises Minimum Wage To 1,050 Ringgit Per Month The Malaysian government will raise and standardise the minimum wage for the private sector across the country as of January 1, 2019, fulfilling one of its […]
Vietnam morning news for September 6
Vietnam blogger jailings highlight US double standards (video) The relatively muted response of the European Union (EU) and the American government to the 20-year prison sentence given last month to Vietnamese activist Le Dinh Luong […]
Malaysia morning news for September 6
KL-Singapore High-Speed Rail formally postponed; service targeted to start by Jan 2031 Singapore and Malaysia have formally agreed to postpone the construction of the KL-Singapore High-Speed Rail until end-May 2020, with Malaysia having to pay […]
Vietnam lectured, Cambodia sanctioned: blogger jailings highlight US double standards (video)
The relatively muted response of the European Union (EU) and the American government to the 20-year prison sentence given last month to Vietnamese activist Le Dinh Luong stands in stark contrast to the loud intimidation […]
Vietnam morning news for September 5
Vietnam spends US$60 million importing cars last week From August 24 to 30, Thailand and Indonesia exported 2,188 and 716 units to the Vietnam`s market, respectively, accounting for 94% of total cars imported to Vietnam. […]
Malaysia morning news for September 5
DHL eCommerce going green in Malaysia & Vietnam People receiving parcels and packages by DHL in Vietnam or Malaysia can soon start feeling less guilty about the carbon footprint generated by motorised door-to-door delivery services. […]