Sindh Inspector General Javed Alam Odho on Tuesday vowed transparency in investigations into drug queenpin Anmol alias Pinky, noting that the probes stretched across multiple “domains”. Anmol was arrested last week from…

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Dawn Pakistan·policy

Thailand cuts visa-free stays, citing crime by foreigners

Thailand is drastically cutting the length of visa-free stays for tourists from more than 90 countries in an effort to curb crime involving foreign nationals, officials said on Tuesday. Tourism is vital to the Southeast…

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SRHE Blog·higher-ed

Revealing university identity: a methodological reflection

by Michelangela Verardi The blog is based on the outputs from my DBA in Higher Education Management (University of Bath) thesis entitled: ‘University identity: Statutes and Architectures” Understanding what a university…

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DBT

Companies House sets out priorities for the business year

The agency’s business plan 2026 to 2027 marks a key step in its transformation, strengthening its position as a trusted guardian of corporate data.

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Study International·higher-ed

I.O.I is back for a reunion: These 5 members went to university (plus 1)

Nearly a decade after their disbandment in January 2017, K-pop girl group I.O.I is finally reuniting to celebrate their 10th debut anniversary, much to the excitement of their fandom. In case you’re not a K-pop fan,…

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Malay Mail Education·policy

Malaysia’s food and goods prices remain stable despite global supply chain pressures, says Akmal Nasrullah

KUALA LUMPUR, May 19 — Malaysia’s overall price trend for goods and food items remains stable despite mounting global supply chain disruptions and rising energy prices, Economy Minister Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir said…

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Malay Mail Education·policy

Economy minister: Govt maintains RM300 diesel aid, adds RM100 interim assistance as global fuel prices rise

KUALA LUMPUR, May 19 — The government will maintain the RM300 monthly BUDI MADANI Diesel cash assistance while introducing an additional interim RM100 aid payment for eligible recipients amid rising global fuel prices…

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Gulf Times Education

Workshop shows Qatar entrepreneurs how AI can fast-track software, startup creation

Artificial intelligence-assisted tools have been instrumental in narrowing the gap between a startup idea and a working product, allowing founders and developers to build apps, websites, data tools, and business…

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Malay Mail Education·policy

MBI Selangor denies involvement in Bernam Maritime Industrial Park launch, says use of its name and logo unauthorised

SHAH ALAM, May 19 — Menteri Besar Selangor (Incorporated) (MBI Selangor) has denied any involvement in the organisation, management, ownership, promotion or operation of the Bernam Maritime Industrial Park project and…

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HEPI Blog·higher-ed

Continuity and change: what Scotland’s elections means for universities

This blog was kindly authored by Lesley Jackson , Deputy Director, Universities Scotland. Last week’s Scottish election result managed to deliver both remarkable continuity and noteworthy change. Having secured 58 of…

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University of Waterloo News·higher-ed

Waterloo co-op students lead AI adoption in local businesses

Share Communitech’s AI@WORK initiative embeds Waterloo students inside local companies to build practical AI solutions and boost productivity across the region A new Communitech initiative is putting University of…

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Straits Times Singapore

Cantonese restaurant Wing Seong Fatty’s to end 100-year run

The restaurant found itself without a successor to continue the business.

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SCMP Hong Kong

John Lee to visit Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, taking largest-ever delegation overseas

Hong Kong’s leader will travel to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan next month to explore and seize new business opportunities, making Central Asia his latest area of focus and with the largest delegation accompanying him.…

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Korea Herald National

Women make up just 2.7% of CEOs at top Korean firms

Women held just 2.7 percent of chief executive posts at South Korea’s leading companies this year, showing that women remain rare in top corporate leadership despite a slight increase, according to local corporate…

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Japan Times Latest

Elon Musk loses case against Sam Altman over OpenAI’s overhaul

The Tesla CEO had claimed that Altman's leadership betrayed OpenAI's mission to benefit the public by morphing into a for-profit business.

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MercoPress·policy

Alex Saab appears in Miami charged with money laundering tied to bribery in Chavismo's food programs

Colombian-Venezuelan businessman Alex Saab, regarded for years as the main financial frontman of former president Nicolás Maduro, appeared on Monday before a federal court in Miami, where he was formally charged with…

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Malay Mail Education

Diesel misappropriation syndicate crippled in Penang raid, 13 fleet cards seized

NIBONG TEBAL, May 19 — The Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living (KPDN) successfully crippled a subsidised controlled goods misappropriation syndicate using fleet cards during a raid on a licensed wholesaler’s…

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Japan Times Latest

How Trump’s crypto venture and Iran’s top exchange tapped into the same industry networks

Sharing crypto networks with an Iranian company performing sanctioned transactions highlights the potentially conflicted position in which the Trumps' sprawling business interests have placed the U.S. presidency.

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DBT·policy

Largest crackdown on late payments in over 25 years as landmark Bill enters Parliament

Ministers announce the introduction of legislation to tackle late payments and protect small businesses.

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Malay Mail Education·higher-ed

As Shah Alam grows busier, Seksyen 6 remains a slower corner of the city

SHAH ALAM, May 19 — With a packet of ice melting in his hand outside the iconic neighbourhood 7-Eleven, Shukri Azman pointed across Seksyen 6 and smiled. The same trees still shaded the ageing shoplots and district…

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Economics Teacher

Education news for this role

Sindh IG vows transparency in cases against Anmol alias Pinky stretching across 'multiple domains'

Thailand cuts visa-free stays, citing crime by foreigners

Revealing university identity: a methodological reflection

Companies House sets out priorities for the business year

I.O.I is back for a reunion: These 5 members went to university (plus 1)

Malaysia’s food and goods prices remain stable despite global supply chain pressures, says Akmal Nasrullah

Economy minister: Govt maintains RM300 diesel aid, adds RM100 interim assistance as global fuel prices rise

Workshop shows Qatar entrepreneurs how AI can fast-track software, startup creation

MBI Selangor denies involvement in Bernam Maritime Industrial Park launch, says use of its name and logo unauthorised

Continuity and change: what Scotland’s elections means for universities

Waterloo co-op students lead AI adoption in local businesses

Cantonese restaurant Wing Seong Fatty’s to end 100-year run

John Lee to visit Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, taking largest-ever delegation overseas

Women make up just 2.7% of CEOs at top Korean firms

Elon Musk loses case against Sam Altman over OpenAI’s overhaul

Alex Saab appears in Miami charged with money laundering tied to bribery in Chavismo's food programs

Diesel misappropriation syndicate crippled in Penang raid, 13 fleet cards seized

How Trump’s crypto venture and Iran’s top exchange tapped into the same industry networks

Largest crackdown on late payments in over 25 years as landmark Bill enters Parliament

As Shah Alam grows busier, Seksyen 6 remains a slower corner of the city

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