Nieuws Buitenland – 6

Nieuwsoverzicht Buitenlandse Media

Op deze pagina vind je kranten en nieuwsmedia uit Afrika – News 24, Kenya – Kenya Top Stories, Japan – Japan Times, Rusland – Rusland Times, Malysia -News One Malysia, China – News One China, Canada CTV News, The Balkans, de The Hindu News en meer.

?wi=362754&ws=mwn
    +

    China

  • China unveils plan to make cities more youth, child friendly
    HONG KONG — China has issued a new proposal urging cities to integrate youth development into urban planning, housing, healthcare, education and public services, in a broader push to make urban life more supportive for young people, children and families.The blueprint, jointly issued by 15 departments and released on Wednesday... Read more »
  • China praises nations that denied overflight rights for Taiwan president
    BEIJING/TAIPEI — China heaped praise on Wednesday (April 22) on three African countries that refused to let Taiwan President Lai Ching-te's aircraft fly over their territories, forcing him to cancel a trip to Eswatini, while Taipei denounced their "servitude" to Beijing.It is the first instance of a Taiwan president having... Read more »
  • After running and dancing, Chinese robot firms target household chores
    BEIJING — Humanoid machines slowly picked up litter and sorted out bouquets of flowers on Tuesday (April 21) in a demonstration of how robots might eventually be used to complete fiddly household tasks.The event, hosted by startup X Square Robot on Tuesday in Beijing, was modest by the standards of... Read more »
  • Hong Kong government seeks to seize $20.6m from jailed tycoon Jimmy Lai
    HONG KONG — The Hong Kong government is attempting to seize more than HK$127 million (S$20.6 million) from jailed media tycoon Jimmy Lai after the city's biggest national security case, according to a court document released on Tuesday (April 21).The writ issued by the High Court details bank accounts, several... Read more »
  • China forecasts moderate-or-stronger El Nino, warns of tighter energy, fuel squeeze
    BEIJING — China might have to burn more fossil fuels this year as meteorologists forecast a moderate-or-stronger El Nino weather event in the summer and autumn, which could disrupt operations at hydropower stations across the region at a time when fuel supplies from the Middle East are disrupted.China's National Climate... Read more »
  • China's Xi, in call with Saudi crown prince, calls for Strait of Hormuz to remain open
    BEIJING — Chinese President Xi Jinping called for normal passage of ships through the Strait of Hormuz to be maintained, in a phone call on Monday (April 20) with Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman held as Beijing steps up efforts to help end the Iran war.China is concerned... Read more »
  • Over-reliance on law, enforcement could lead to compliance, but 'not a strong and cohesive society': Ong Ye Kung
    As modern societies become more complex, effective social governance will require an effective combination of governance through the rule of law, and soft influence such as virtue and propriety, said Coordinating Minister for Social Policies Ong Ye Kung. Ong, who is also Minister for Health, was speaking at the 5th China-Singapore... Read more »
    +

    Asia

  • Thailand offers backing for Myanmar's bid to normalise Asean ties
    BANGKOK — Thailand wants to play a leading role in Myanmar's bid to normalise its ties with Southeast Asian bloc Asean after five years on the sidelines, the Thai foreign minister said ahead of a meeting on Wednesday (April 22) with new President Min Aung Hlaing.Former military chief Min Aung... Read more »
  • Taking Bank of Korea helm, crisis-era veteran pursues ambitious won overhaul
    SEOUL — As Shin Hyun-song takes the helm of the Bank of Korea (BOK) this week, the seasoned economist faces an ambitious task: Making the won a global currency without jolting capital flows, just as Asia's fourth-largest economy enters a turbulent phase.Shin, 66, is best known globally for warning of... Read more »
  • 'Prevent exploitation, abuse': Indonesia enacts long-awaited law to protect domestic workers
    Indonesian lawmakers have passed a landmark bill to protect the rights of its domestic workers, after it was first tabled more than two decades ago. Jakarta Globe reported that the House of Representatives (DPR) approved the bill on Tuesday (April 21), which outlined a framework to regulate recruitment, working conditions and... Read more »
  • US commander warns Taiwan not to 'starve the chicken' on defence
    WASHINGTON — The head of the US command for the Indo-Pacific region on Tuesday (April 21) stressed the importance of Taiwan passing its stalled defence budget, saying the US "can't want Taiwan's defence more than they want it itself"."It's not a chicken and the egg, because you're not going to... Read more »
  • Indonesia rights bodies find widespread abuses in 2025 protests
    JAKARTA — An investigation by Indonesian state-run rights bodies found widespread violations by security forces including sexual abuse of some minors during last year's deadly anti-government protests.Thousands of people angry at state spending policies took part last August in nationwide demonstrations that turned violent after the killing of a motorcycle... Read more »
  • Japan scraps ban on lethal weapons exports in change of postwar pacifist policy
    TOKYO — Japan on Tuesday (April 21) scrapped a ban on lethal weapons exports, a major change in its postwar pacifist policy as the country seeks to build up its arms industry amid worries over Chinese and North Korean aggression.The approval by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's Cabinet of the new... Read more »
  • Myanmar president seeks peace talks within 100 days, rebels reject offer
    Myanmar's new military-backed government wants to hold peace talks with opposition armed groups by the end of July, the country's junta leader-turned-president said, but two key rebel groups rejected the offer on Tuesday (April 21).State media reported that President Min Aung Hlaing, who led a coup five years ago that... Read more »
No RSS Item
    No RSS Item