Russia to boost drone production to 1.4 million, says Putin
Since the onset of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, drones have become indispensable tools for both sides in the conflict.
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Japan proposes major overhaul of organ transplant system amid growing concerns
The ministry aims to increase the number of skilled staff to handle the complexities of organ donation and transplantation more effectively. The plan includes establishing a national body to oversee organ transplant coordination.
Japan’s Transport Ministry plans to allow ride-hailing services during disasters
This decision comes amid heightened awareness of the challenges faced during disasters such as earthquakes, typhoons, and floods, when traditional public transport systems and taxis are often unable to meet demand.
Japan to introduce advanced ashfall forecasting system for Mt. Fuji eruption preparedness
This new system will use state-of-the-art satellite data and modeling techniques to provide more accurate and timely forecasts of volcanic ash dispersion.
PTDI signs aircraft deal with DRC, expanding African market presence
N219 with its short take-off and landing capabilities is well-suited for regions with limited infrastructure, including underdeveloped airstrips in remote areas.
Ramaphosa rejects debt trap allegations, defends China’s role in Africa
Ramaphosa's defence comes in response to Western criticism that China's loans, particularly for large infrastructure projects, burden African nations with debt they struggle to repay.
IDX composite hits record high amid positive market sentiment
The index gained 61.90 points during the session, breaking through previous records and surpassing the 7,600 thresholds for the first time in history.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries under investigation for falsified marine engine inspection data
The allegations came to light earlier this week when an internal audit at KHI uncovered discrepancies in the inspection records of engines produced at the Kobe facility.
Shipping lines mobilise to clear backlogged exports at Chittagong port
Chittagong Port, which handles about 90% of Bangladesh’s total trade, has been under pressure due to a surge in export volumes, particularly in the ready-made garments sector, which is a key driver of the country’s economy.
Jokowi highlights infrastructure and economic gains in final state address
Jokowi also celebrated social achievements, including a dramatic reduction in extreme poverty from 6.1% to 0.8%, as well as significant strides in education and healthcare.
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