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Jimmy Wong introduces a new Sabah NGO four days after leaving DAP

By The Asian Affairs
November 28, 2021
in :  Geo Politics, Malaysia
JimmyWong

Malaysia – Datuk Jimmy Wong, the former chairman of the Sabah DAP, has founded a new non-governmental organization (NGO) named Sabah Natural Justices For Sabahans, barely four days after resigning from the party. He stated that the NGO will “test the waters” before considering whether or not it could operate as a political party. According to him, he wants to …

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Upscaling The Programs in their Country is Their Priority

By The Asian Affairs
November 27, 2021
in :  Geo Politics, Indonesia
NadiemAnwarMakarim

Indonesia – Surprisingly, The Training, Culture, Research, and Technology Minister Nadiem Anwar Makarim will proceed with arrangements to work on the nature of Indonesian HR, particularly in instruction, by upscaling programs, including School as Driving Force and the Freedom Campus. In view of this, it was shared that in future, it is unthinkable for them to give something backward. Not …

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A Reminder For Physical Campaign This Coming 2022 Election

By The Asian Affairs
November 27, 2021
in :  Geo Politics, Philippines
Election

Philippines – The type of actual contact during face to face lobbying for the May 2022 surveys is an infringement of the Omnibus Election Code and political race wellbeing conventions, which could prompt the preclusion of an up-and-comer, the Commission on Elections (Comelec) cautioned yesterday. In a 21-page “new ordinary” rule in the lead of face to face crusading, the …

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Penang is exploring green finance for the PSR project, according to Zairil

By The Asian Affairs
November 27, 2021
in :  Geo Politics, Malaysia
Penang

Malaysia – The state government of Penang is currently exploring green financing as a means of obtaining funds in order to implement the Penang South Reclamation (PSR) project. The state government could fulfill all of the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards in the design of the project, according to Zairil Khir Johari, who is the head of the Penang …

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The Plan For The Expansion of Artificial Intelligence Is Significant

By The Asian Affairs
November 26, 2021
in :  Geo Politics, Indonesia
BRIN

Indonesia – The National Research and Innovation Agency (BRIN) upholds the foundation of a guide for artificial intelligence (AI) improvement in ASEAN to work with the progression of the ASEAN people group in different areas, including the inventive business. In view of this, Head of BRIN Laksana Tri Handoko offered the comments here on Thursday while opening the ‘ASEAN Workshop …

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A Call To Focus on Human Rights Cases

By The Asian Affairs
November 26, 2021
in :  Geo Politics, Philippines
Philippine

Philippines – Focusing on common liberties cases and making equity more open to the underestimated and underserved are on the guide of equity change in the following four years among the Philippine equity and law implementation areas. The European Union, in organization with the Philippine Government, dispatched on Thursday the second period of its Justice Sector Reform Program: Government in …

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Over 1,000 firms in Johor have closed due to Covid-19 with loss of almost 12,000 jobs

By The Asian Affairs
November 26, 2021
in :  Geo Politics, Malaysia
Johor

Malaysia – Since the Covid-19 outbreak has swept the country last year, a total number of 1,003 employers in the state of Johor have closed their doors to the public. As a result, the Johor legislative assembly heard today that about 12,231 people had been laid off from their jobs. Datuk Mohd Izhar Ahmad, head of the State Investment, Entrepreneur …

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Opposition MPs asserting discrimination in development financing

By The Asian Affairs
November 26, 2021
in :  Geo Politics, Malaysia
OppositionMP

Malaysia – After many federal MPs claim that they had been denied development financing for their constituencies, they called the Keluarga Malaysia idea as a hypocritical term. Non-Pakatan Harapan members of Parliament alleged they were treated unfairly because they refused to recognize the “memorandum of agreement” inked by the major opposition coalition and Prime Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob’s …

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Sarawak DAP chief: Remember when your own father switched parties

By The Asian Affairs
November 25, 2021
in :  Geo Politics, Malaysia
WongSoonKoh

Malaysia – Datuk Seri Wong Soon Koh, head of Parti Sarawak Bersatu (PSB), chastised state DAP leader Chong Chieng Jen from exalting himself and calling officials who defected parties as “frogs.” According to him, if Chong is so adamant, he should also criticize his own father, for defecting from the Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) to join the DAP, a Malayan-based …

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The Invalidation Urges Michael Yang To Speak Up

By The Asian Affairs
November 25, 2021
in :  Geo Politics, Philippines
MichaelYang

Philippines – Surprisingly, Michael Yang, the previous monetary counsel to President Rodrigo Duterte, has hurried to the Supreme Court to look for the invalidation of two Senate capture orders and the post notice request against him. Through his advice, legal counselor Raymond Fortun, Yang recorded a Petition for Certiorari and requested that the SC announce the capture orders and the …

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