The heatwave that rendered 'Choseo' meaningless... Seoul at 33 degrees, Gwangju at 35 degrees, with torrential rains in various places.
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Hong Kong must abandon superiority complex over mainland China
After many years in Hong Kong, with some sadness, I left the city for greener pastures, though my link with it remains an emotional one. When I moved my two dogs across the border to Shenzhen, I was told by agents, officials, even artificial intelligence, that the mainland bureaucracy would be rigid and unhelpful.
Hong Kong must abandon superiority complex over mainland China
After many years in Hong Kong, with some sadness, I left the city for greener pastures, though my link with it remains an emotional one. When I moved my two dogs across the border to Shenzhen, I was told by agents, officials, even artificial intelligence, that the mainland bureaucracy would be rigid and unhelpful.
Troops dismantle IPOB, ESN strongholds, recover weapons, IED materials in Anambra
Troops of the Joint Task Force South East, Operation UDO KA, have dismantled identified IPOB strongholds and recovered weapons and improvised explosive device (IED)-making materials in Ogbaru Local Government Area of Anambra State.
Right-sizing in reverse
EDITORIAL: At a time when the federal government is promising right-sizing, eliminating unnecessary posts and reducing the burden of an oversized state, the Senate Standing Committee on Climate Change has discovered something rather difficult to reconcile with that agenda: a separate Pakistan Climate Change Authority (PCCA) whose mandate…
Labour leaders back demands against fuel levy, IPP agreements
KARACHI: The Jamaat-i-Islami’s (JI) sit-in outside the Sindh Governor House against what it calls an “exploitative” petroleum levy and anti-people agreements with independent power producers (IPPs) entered its seventh consecutive day on Saturday.
Counter terrorism: Pakistan, Malaysia agree to enhance intelligence sharing
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and Malaysia have agreed to enhance bilateral relations and intelligence sharing to counter terrorism and drug trafficking. The Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Malaysian Minister of Home Affairs Saifuddin Nasution Ismail reached this understanding during a meeting held here on Saturday.