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Government may not continue Bank Mandiri`s plan to acquire BTN
juni 12, 2014by latadmin
The government said it will abandon the planned acquisition of Bank Tabungan Negara (BTN) by Bank Mandiri, citing that the two state lenders have different...
Malaysia Airlines’ insurer initiates payments to MH370 victims’ families
juni 12, 2014by latadmin
Malaysia Airlines’ insurer has begun paying the families of passengers on board flight MH370 US$50,000 each in initial compensation three months after the jet...
Don’t call this a coup, say Thailand’s military rulers
juni 12, 2014by latadmin
Thailand’s military rulers have a message for an international community concerned about their recent takeover of the country: it’s not a coup. Having used...
Japan arrests 13 Chinese in theft operation targeting online banking
juni 12, 2014by latadmin
Police in Tokyo have arrested 13 Chinese nationals on suspicion of stealing as much as 600 million yen (HK$45.52 million), by secretly accessing internet bank accounts,...
Hanged Indian woman may be victim of ‘honour killing’
juni 12, 2014by latadmin
12 June 2014 Last updated at 16:39 BST A teenager has been found hanging from a tree in a village in northern India, the fourth woman to die in such a way in recent...
Sands casino in Singapore stops selling shark fin
juni 12, 2014by latadmin
The US-owned Marina Bay Sands casino in Singapore has announced it will stop serving shark fin at its restaurants, the latest boycott of the contentious delicacy...
Why are women being hanged in India?
juni 12, 2014by latadmin
Four women have been found hanging from trees in remote villages in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh in the last fortnight. The families of at least three of the dead,...
Southeast Asia hub of global pirate attacks
juni 12, 2014by latadmin
Southeast Asia has become the world's hotspot for pirate attacks after an international clampdown slashed the number of hijackings off the coast of war-torn...
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef’s health ‘improving’
juni 12, 2014by latadmin
Pollution at the Great Barrier Reef has fallen significantly, Australia says, as it seeks to convince the UN cultural agency not to downgrade the site. Unesco has...
Ex-spy Hamid Gul says Abdullah is the key to peace in Afghanistan
juni 11, 2014by latadmin
He trained Afghan resistance fighters against the Soviets and helped create the Taliban, but today Pakistan’s former spymaster Hamid Gul says the Islamist...
