Ain is co-founder and editor of The Scoop. She previously worked as a journalist for The Brunei Times covering diplomacy and security in Southeast Asia, as well as national issues related to the economy, trade and gender inequality. Ain’s work has also appeared in Reuters, AFP, The Jakarta Post, The Straits Times, among others.
Brunei’s monarch welcomed the historic developments on the Korean peninsula, where leaders of both North and South Korea signed a declaration committing to complete denuclearisation, paving…
A consortium of Japanese companies has begun construction on Brunei’s first hydrogenation plant, establishing a global supply chain of liquified hydrogen from Brunei…
Brunei’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MOFAT) issued a statement on Tuesday condemning the use of chemical weapons, saying it remains “deeply…
Bruneians spent $1.25 billion (RM3.73 billion) in Malaysia last year, according to recent statistics from Tourism Malaysia. That averages to $2,962 for each…
Bruneian NGO Hand4handbn has set up a crowdfunding campaign to help raise money for Rohingya refugees during Ramadhan. Dubbed ‘Ramadan4Rohingya‘, the group aims…
Although the United States is no longer part of the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP), countries in the Americas are…
The Australian government is offering 50 scholarships to citizens of ASEAN countries, including five Bruneians, to undertake masters-level study in Australia starting in 2019.…