Protests against racism, police brutality around the world Adelaide Crowds filled Victoria Square in Adelaide after receiving special permission for the event. The march through the southern Australian city was held after police Commissioner Grant Stevens approved the rally on Friday. "This is a unique and extraordinary event. There is a sentiment that suggests people should have a right to protest on significant matters,'' Stevens said. … [Read more...] about African nations call for racism debate at UN Human Rights Council
Croatian fans detained over vulgar anti-Serbian banner
On Friday, Croatian police said four people were detained over the photo of the incident, which was taken by a Croatian photographer and posted by a Serb association on Twitter. The photograph said the black-clad youths, apparently fans of the Dinamo Zagreb football club, also chanted "kill, kill the Serb" while waving torches, according to AFP. … [Read more...] about Croatian fans detained over vulgar anti-Serbian banner
Turkey decries Germany’s decision to keep travel warning
Such decisions will depend on the number of infections, the strengthening of healthcare systems, and the health and hygiene measures implemented on flights to and from the country as well as on the ground, he said. … [Read more...] about Turkey decries Germany’s decision to keep travel warning
Ocialis unveils the new brand identity
“The new logo reflects the brand’s evolution, as well as our vision, mission, and core values. In addition, we have given ourpackaging a new look to reflect the brand’s strong development, high quality products and customer focus,” said Pierre Domps, Marketing and Commercial Development Director for ADM Animal Nutrition in Asia. … [Read more...] about Ocialis unveils the new brand identity
Most South-East Asian growth is expected to spring back in 2021
At the regional Virtual Economic Forum hosted by ICAEW on 4 June 2020, industry leaders discussed the impact of COVID-19 on businesses in the ASEAN region, with a focus on the long-term effects on productivity, and how businesses can cope and adjust to the new normal post-pandemic. The panel discussion was moderated by Professor Annie Koh, Vice President of Business Development, V3 Group Professor of Family Entrepreneurship, Professor of Finance (Practice) at Singapore Management University, and joined by Christopher Jeffery, Chairman, The British Business Group Vietnam and Dean of the British University Vietnam; Justinian Habner, Country Director, Department for International Trade, British High Commission; and Suhaimi bin Ilias, Chief Economist, Maybank Investment Bank. … [Read more...] about Most South-East Asian growth is expected to spring back in 2021
