This is up by 37 per cent, or US$64 billion, compared with its last estimate published a decade ago in 2011, the International Labour Organization says.
Criminals reap US$236 billion in yearly profits from forced labour: UN agency
This is up by 37 per cent, or US$64 billion, compared with its last estimate published a decade ago in 2011, the International Labour Organization says.
China hits out at US ambassador for ‘multiple negative comments’
Foreign ministry in Beijing says recent criticisms ‘do not serve the sound and steady growth of China-US relations’.
Japan’s central bank hikes rates for first time since 2007
The move will make loans more costly for consumers and businesses, but banks will be able to earn more money from lending.
China hits out at US ambassador for ‘multiple negative comments’
Foreign ministry in Beijing says recent criticisms ‘do not serve the sound and steady growth of China-US relations’.
Japan’s central bank hikes rates for first time since 2007
The move will make loans more costly for consumers and businesses, but banks will be able to earn more money from lending.
The move will make loans more costly for consumers and businesses, but banks will be able to earn more money from lending.
Hong Kong privacy watchdog probes data breach at prominent sports club
Affected members of the South China Athletic Association urged to report any suspicious activity, a day after the club announced data leak of its 70,000 members’ personal information.
Affected members of the South China Athletic Association urged to report any suspicious activity, a day after the club announced data leak of its 70,000 members’ personal information.
Chinese scientists build prototype engine for nuclear-powered spaceship to Mars
Prototype of 1.5 megawatt-class shrinkable fission reactor passes initial ground tests as global race for space intensifies.
‘Outrageous’ nostalgia for journalist’s stabbing puts Korean media on notice
A chilling warning from a senior presidential aide about possible terror attacks against dissenting journalists has put President Yoon Suk-yeol’s war on ‘fake news’ under the spotlight.
Hong Kong privacy watchdog probes data breach at prominent sports club
Affected members of the South China Athletic Association urged to report any suspicious activity, a day after the club announced data leak of its 70,000 members’ personal information.
Chinese scientists build prototype engine for nuclear-powered spaceship to Mars
Prototype of 1.5 megawatt-class shrinkable fission reactor passes initial ground tests as global race for space intensifies.
‘Outrageous’ nostalgia for journalist’s stabbing puts Korean media on notice
A chilling warning from a senior presidential aide about possible terror attacks against dissenting journalists has put President Yoon Suk-yeol’s war on ‘fake news’ under the spotlight.
US presidential candidates lack consistent attitude towards TikTok as legislation that would ban the app passes the House of Representatives. Amid widening technology gap, US must reflect on why an algorithm developed in China gained prominence within the American market.
US presidential candidates lack consistent attitude towards TikTok as legislation that would ban the app passes the House of Representatives. Amid widening technology gap, US must reflect on why an algorithm developed in China gained prominence within the American market.
Without Hong Kong’s thriving entertainment industry and open culture, the genius and creativity of the literary giant and his martial arts epics would have no chance to shine.