politics

01Indonesia Launches Gold Visa

Global Times comprehensive report,On September 3rd, Indonesia launched the "Gold Visa".A 'golden visa' is a residence permit for 5 to 10 years.According to Indonesian authorities,5-year visa requirements for individual investorsInvesting in Indonesia2.5 million US dollars,A 10-year visa requires an investment of $5 million. Corporate investors need to invest $25 million to obtain a 5-year visa for directors and commissioners,To obtain a 10-year visa, an investment of up to $50 million is required.

It is reported that as early as this yearIn May, Indonesia launched a gold visa program, but specific details were not finalized at the time. IndonesiaMaritime and investment coordinationAccording to some sources,Senior intellectuals and influential foreigners are in line withIndonesiaResidence permit requirements for 'golden visas', such as researchers, graduates from top universities, and CEOs of high-tech companies, launchedThe main purpose of the 'golden visa' is to attract foreign investment and promote economic development.

economic

01Malaysia invests RM2 billion to promote the transformation of renewable energy

In terms of China's power grid, the Malaysian Prime Minister recently stated that Malaysia's development will heavily rely on renewable energy,governmentalreadyAllocate RM2 billion as the initial funding for the National Energy Transition Fund.

It is reported that Malaysia has previously released the second phase of its national energy transformation plan, which is expected tofromAt least RM1.2 trillion needs to be invested between 2023 and 2050 to achieveEnergy TransformationOnly building key infrastructure for energy transformation requires investmentRM60 billion to RM90 billionFor example, the cultivation of key talents, the construction of basic power grids, etc. at presentMalaysiadomesticRenewable energy supply accounts for25%,AuthoritiesPlanned onBy 2025, clean energy generation will account for 31% of the total, and by 2040, it will account for 40%.

security

01Pakistan military helicopter crash, 6 people killed

Dawn News: Recently, a Pakistani military helicopter crashed, killing all six people on board. It is reported that the wreckage of the helicopter was found on a mountain in the Rasbela area of Balochistan Province in southwestern Pakistan. Among the victims were Lieutenant General Ali, the commander of the 12th Corps responsible for supervising the relief operation in Balochistan Province. According to preliminary investigations, the accident was caused by bad weather.

Affected by the monsoon, barIn recent days, Kyrgyzstan has experienced multiple rounds of heavy rainfall, causing floods. According to the National Disaster Management Agency of Pakistan, heavy rainfall has caused at least502 deaths; Among them, Balochistan Province was the most severely affected, with at least 136 deaths. The President of Pakistan expresses deep sorrow for the soldiers who died in this helicopter accident. Pakistan will always be grateful to the six crew members who fulfilled their sacred duty to provide rescue to those affected by the floods.

culture

01Thai police crack a case of reselling cultural relics

According to China News Network,On September 4th,The Thai Police General and the Ministry of Culture held a press conference to report on a recently discovered case of illegal theft and sale of cultural relics. The Thai police arrested three suspect who peddled tomb robbing cultural relics through social media in nine target locations in Chiang Mai, Pau, Sukhothai and Nam Bang, and seized 11 metal scanners, 970 antique cultural relics and 4 trading books at the same time.

It is understood that,These suspectAverage monthly income reachedAbout 200000 Thai bahtcloseRMB 40000, in just three years, their account flow exceeded 10 million Thai baht,aboutclose2 million RMB. A spokesperson for the Thai Ministry of Culture stated that these stolen and sold antique cultural relics have important historical value. If the public discovers them, please promptly send them to the Ministry of Culture. Keeping these items is illegal.