Australia launches ad campaign worth $11m to encourage Covid and flu vaccinations
On Thursday, Australian government is launching a new advertising campaign in attempt to urge and encourage the people to get
Taiwan sends in jets to warn away Chinese warplanes in its air zone amid rising tensions
Taiwan has scrambled jets to warn away China’s 29 aircrafts that were sent in its air defence zone. This included
South Korea launches its first home-built space rocket
South Korea on Tuesday has successfully launched its first domestically built space rocket, this being country’s second attempt. In the
Fire and smoke rage through the Shanghai chemical plant
The fire at Shanghai’s Sinopec Shanghai Petrochemical Co plant in outlying Jinshan district had erupted around 4am. It was later
China launches ‘Fujian’, its third high-tech aircraft carrier
Beijing on Friday, launched a new-generation aircraft carrier. It is the first such ship that has been designed as well
Sri Lanka has only five days worth of fuel
The power and energy minister of Sri Lanka said on Thursday that the country’s fuel stocks are expected to last
Why are Australians being urged to turn off lights every day for 2 hours?
Energy Minister of Australia, Chris Bowen has urged the people of New South Wales, that has largest city Sydney, to
South Korean drama ‘Squid Game’ now a non-lethal reality show on Netflix with $4.56m in prize
A reality television show that is inspired by Netflix’s hit series “Squid Game” is coming on the streaming platform, but
Online Bullies Beware! Japan has made Cyberbullying a punishable offense
On Monday, the Japanese parliament has passed a revolutionary legislation that has now made “online insults” a punishable offense by
AUKUS: Australia pays $830m penalty to France over botched submarine deal
The Australian government will pay €550m (A$830m) towards a settlement with France’s Naval Group over the former Morrison government’s highly
