These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world. Prayut says govt ready 'by mid-July'The cabinet line-up has been finalised, with indications that Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha had the final say on the names on the list, sources said.
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world. Dengue infections hit 500 weekly with total this year exceeding 6,200The surge in dengue fever continues, with 500 people diagnosed last week – the highest number in more than three years.
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world. More than 85,000 e-scooters registered with LTA as new rules kick inMore than 85,000 e-scooters were registered with the Land Transport Authority (LTA) before the deadline to do so ended on Sunday (30 June).
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world. Malaysia to spend RM45b on development projectsMalaysia is expected to spend a total of RM45 billion (US$10.9 billion) on more than 4,000 development projects this year to ensure sustained economic growth.
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world.
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world.
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world.
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world.Thai tourism still woundedNext week will mark the one-year anniversary of the fatal tour boat accident in Phuket, and Thai tourism is still paying the price from the incident.
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world.Sights set on Indo-Pacific The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has finally offered its own version of the Indo-Pacific Strategy, which includes the bloc's own vision for cooperation in the Indian Ocean, as well as Asia and the Pacific region, which it calls the "ASEAN
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world. Thailand’s plan could woo 65 million tourists yearlySoutheast Asia’s second-largest economy plans to pour about US$13 billion into expanding airport capacity and connecting major terminals with high-speed railways.
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world. Seeking justice: All the Bateq tribe wants is basic rightsSahabat Jariah Malaysia founder Johan Halid, who has a close relationship with the Bateq tribes in Kelantan, said there were multiple challenges in getting the authorities to understand the gravity of their situation. Johan sai
These are the top stories making the front pages of major newspapers from across Southeast Asia today. Get up to speed with what’s happening in the fastest growing region in the world. Sabah tourism players confident govt will enhance security to protect industryThe latest kidnapping incident involving 10 fishermen will affect tourism, but industry players have faith that the government will do whatever necessary to solve the problem. Sabah-Labuan Malaysian Associat
