China and Pakistan have agreed to have a textile skills framework. This new framework came from the recent China-Pakistan Economic Corridor or CPEC. The two countries have agreed to develop a textile cooperation framework. Under this framework, they will focus on textile skills training, garments, and even fibers made by people. This came about after a one-day workshop. This workshop … Read More
Coronavirus Spreads Domestic and International Problems
The Coronavirus from China is spreading more than just a disease. With the virus spreading, it is causing problems the world over. The Coronavirus is the latest unique disease to come from China. At its infancy, scientists and health workers thought it was SARS. However, new studies have seen enough differences to give it a new name. As of Wednesday, … Read More
North Korea Develops New ‘Fast’ Missile
A United States (US) general revealed that North Korea is developing a new type of missile. This new missile is said to be faster than most. This news was revealed by the second highest general in the US, General John Hyten. He is also the vice-chairman of the Joint Chief of Staffs. At a meeting in the Pentagon last Friday, … Read More
Japan Survey Reveals Desire for Better Foreign Resident Care
A recent survey revealed that the Japanese citizens desire a better environment and care for foreign residents in the country. The survey was carried out by the Japanese government. It was requested formally by Japan’s Immigration Services Agency. The survey asked more than 1,500 respondents, aged 18 and above. It took place over 10 days last November. This survey is … Read More
India Business Owners Protest Massive Amazon Investment
Small India Business Owners have rallied together and are starting to protest. They are currently protesting against the massive investment that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos have announced for India. Less than one day ago, Bezos announced that they would be investing $1 billion into India. The purpose of the investment was to digitize both small and medium-sized businesses. Apart from … Read More
Phase One Deal Signed in US-China Trade War
United States President Donald Trump has officially signed a phase one deal. This deal moves the US-China trade war forward after months of standstill. President Trump signed the trade deal with top Chinese officials who were visiting Washington. The agreement finally comes after more than two years of back and forths and disagreements. The agreement has many considerations and is … Read More
China Set to Unveil New Digital Currency DCEP
China is set to unveil their new digital currency. It has been reported that it will be called DCEP. The central bank of China released a statement saying that preparations for the new digital currencies are nearing completion. All of these preparations relate to high-level strategies of DCEP. First of all, they have plotted out the standards regarding this digital … Read More
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-Wen Re-elected; Beats Beijing Candidate
Taiwan President Tsai Ing-Wen has just won the election, starting her second term in office. She beat out the candidate close to Beijing. Heading to the election, pre-election polls showed that Tsai had a massive amount of support. Despite this, the massive amount of votes she had garnered is still shocking. Tsai was going against Han Kuo-yu. Han is representing … Read More
New Labour Rules Make Indonesian Trade Unions Rally
The Indonesia Government is prioritizing the revamp of several labour rules. The trade unions have caught wind of these planned changes and are taking to the streets to rally against it. The Indonesian government plans to relax several established labour rules. These rules have been in place for more than 15 years. The Indonesian government is trying to change the … Read More
Foreign Teaching Materials Not Allowed in China
A new guideline has just been enforced on China’s education system. The new guideline states that all foreign teaching material will no longer be allowed in China. This new ban on foreign teaching materials will apply to all primary and secondary schools. Both public and private schools need to adhere to it. The only exception would be senior year in … Read More