China approved Hong Kong security plan, 240 arrests among protesters
Hong Kong police said they made about 240 arrests in the ongoing protests against the law protecting the Chinese national
Australia may not climb the zero emission Bandwagon
Australia has no intentions of increasing its targets to include a zero emission rate commitment, unlike some 121 nations that
USA and Europe reject China’s Hong Kong move
On 21 May, a spokesperson for China’s National People’s Congress announced that the upcoming NPC session will deliberate on a
Smart cities in Australia, a step in the future
The $50 million Smart Cities and Suburbs Program is supporting the delivery of innovative smart city projects that improve the
China rejects an international resolution demanding to investigate the origin of COVID-19
In the last days, more than 120 countries have supported a resolution to be presented at the next legislative assembly
New Zealand supports Taiwan’s participation in the WHO despite China’s opposition
Taiwan is one of the few countries to ‘flatten the curve’ of Covid-19 without a national lockdown. Despite being geographically
Australia locks horns with China over investigation into corona origin
Wuhan sent supplies to Australia, but they have been lying unused in a storage facility. Australia showed its disdain and
UN Chief praises South Korea for tracking down corona and restricting the spread
On Thursday, South Korea’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stated in an announcement that in the past 24 hours,
What if the lockdown is released too early? The case of Hokkaido
For Hokkaido, one of the four major islands of norther Japan, the so called “phase 2” of the new coronavirus
Post pandemic recession might derail renewable energy projects
The great shutdown will affect countries differently. While world economists feel that this forced slow down in global economy might
