Sept 14 (Reuters) – The Chicago federal judge who just ordered Samsung Electronics to arbitrate Illinois biometric privacy breach claims by nearly 36,000 Samsung device owners is not the first judge to note the irony of compelling a corporate defendant
U.S. President Joe Biden travels Thursday to South Korea and Japan — his first day trip to Asia since taking place of business — following his summit with Southeast Asian leaders on the White Area closing week.
In Seoul, Biden will meet
On his fifth and final day in Asia, President Biden voiced amazement that Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese joined other leaders in Japan just a day after Albanese was sworn in.
“If you fall asleep while you’re here, it’s OK,” Biden joked to
Speaking to a high-level summit here of Indo-Pacific leaders, Biden underscored the grave consequences of a war that continues to grind forward, despite withering sanctions from a mostly-united West. The message, delivered in a region watching closely for signals of how the US may respond …
The head of the global airline body says the region falling behind the rest of the world on restarting international travel.
Asia-Pacific countries are “playing catch-up” on restarting international travel and should ease remaining pandemic-related border restrictions without delay, the head of the global airline
President Biden departed Thursday afternoon for a trip to Asia, the first time he’s visited the continent during his presidency. But what will he do there, and why is he going now? Here’s everything you need to know:
The president’s
Finland will announce whether it will join NATO on May 15. A day later, its neighbor Sweden will decide whether to follow suit.
Also next week, U.S. President Joe Biden will start his trip to Asia on Friday, and Australia’s election will kick off on
Welcome to Your Week in Asia.
U.S. President Joe Biden is set to visit South Korea and Japan later this week. He will also meet Quad leaders in Tokyo to consolidate ties with regional allies during his first trip to Asia as president.
Australia will
AFTER two challenging years of start-stop Covid-19 restrictions, the travel industry is sputtering to life again as borders across Southeast Asia reopen in rapid succession in recent weeks.
“I feel like screaming for joy at the top of my lungs to say that recovery
Author: Faizal Yahya, NUS
With the global aviation market still recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Asia Pacific region has gone from a world leader in aviation growth to a laggard. Airports Council International (ACI) data indicates that air passenger traffic in the Asia Pacific
