Asia Tonight: News in brief May 31
News Briefs on Asia Tonight, May 31: – WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange suffered “psychological torture” from defamation campaign, says UN human rights … source
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News Briefs on Asia Tonight, May 31: – WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange suffered “psychological torture” from defamation campaign, says UN human rights … source
The leaders of Singapore and Japan have met on the sidelines of the G20 summit and reaffirmed their good bilateral relations. During their meeting, Singapore … source
News Briefs on Singapore Tonight, May 28: – US President Trump said he expects Japan’s military to reinforce US forces in Asia and beyond. – Indonesian police … source
News Briefs on Asia Tonight, May 28: – Water usage restrictions to be imposed in Sydney, amid a record-breaking drought. – Two men arrested in Thailand for … source
Protests over the outcome of last month’s presidential election gripped the heart of Indonesia’s capital on Wednesday (May 22), after demonstrators and police … source
Protests over the outcome of last month’s presidential election gripped the heart of Indonesia’s capital on Wednesday (May 22), after demonstrators and police … source
Business Briefs on Asia Tonight, May 17: – Nissan will keep Hiroto Saikawa as chief executive. – Britain’s budget airline EasyJet still optimistic despite Brexit … source
Business Briefs on Asia Tonight, May 30: – AirAsia shares surge after airline announces surprise dividend – Mark Zuckerberg to face leadership vote at Facebook … source
At the Shangri-La Dialogue, Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong was asked about Singapore’s 5G plans following the fallout surrounding Huawei in the ongoing … source
Business Briefs on Asia Tonight, May 15 – Food delivery startup Honestbee is suspending its services in Singapore, as part of a strategic review of its business. source