Asia-Pacific Archives - Page 8 of 9

Australia gives workers the right to ignore calls and emails from bosses outside of work hours | Labor Rights

Sydney, Australia – Australia is extending its laid-back reputation to the workplace by giving employees a “right to disconnect” when…

Rohingya seeking refuge in Bangladesh hold protests to mark the seventh anniversary of their exodus from Myanmar. Tens of thousands…

The national security adviser will be in Beijing from Tuesday to Thursday, seeking to improve relations between the United States…

The companies have been ordered to compensate the families of hundreds of children who died or were seriously injured after…

Protesters clash with police after allies of the outgoing president attempted to revise electoral rules, potentially installing a political dynasty.…

Scientists warn the volcano off the coast of North Island could continue to emit gases for “weeks to months” more.…

Tomiko Itooka continued mountaineering into her 70s, climbing the 3,067-metre Mount Ontake in Japan – in trainers! A 116-year-old Japanese…

News channel Legendary breakdancers 'Kwikstep' and 'Rokafella' break their silence on what happened to Australian Olympian 'Raygun' at the Paris…

Each blames the other for the early morning incident at Sabina Shoal in the Spratly Islands. Ships from China and…

The economy in the divided country will be the lifeblood of the new young leader, analysts say. Thailand's king has…