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Fake ‘students’ at Indonesia police rally raise questions over efforts to counter dissent
Nov 3, 2026

Fake ‘students’ at Indonesia police rally raise questions over efforts to counter dissent

A rally organised by Jakarta police to promote national unity has instead raised questions about whether the Indonesian government is using public events to blunt dissent, with questions raised over the identities of some participants after one admitted in a television interview that he had been paid to attend while posing as a university student. The controversy has fuelled criticism of what analysts describe as an intensifying effort to drown out opposing voices, while drawing attention to the...


Ismail Sabri raises alarm over surgeries cut short when doctors dropped from insurance panels
Nov 3, 2026

Ismail Sabri raises alarm over surgeries cut short when doctors dropped from insurance panels

UPDATED 6.06PM | PARLIAMENT | Ex-PM says about 190 specialists lost their cashless facilities.


Rauf denies 55 problematic projects claim, says some inherited from past administrations
Nov 3, 2026

Rauf denies 55 problematic projects claim, says some inherited from past administrations

The implementation of these projects is a long process, says the state BN chief.


Singapore hit-and-run: organiser of fund for orphaned boy vows transparency
Nov 3, 2026

Singapore hit-and-run: organiser of fund for orphaned boy vows transparency

An organiser behind a fundraiser for a boy whose parents died in an alleged hit-and-run accident in Singapore has vowed transparency, thanking donors for their “overwhelming” kindness amid debate over the campaign’s authenticity. Farah Diyanah Razid, who identified herself as a family member of the victims on the crowdfunding platform Give.Asia, said all contributions collected through the drive were intended solely for the child’s welfare and future. The clarification came after social media...


'You fight, we suffer': Sabah MP demands accountability over rural road projects row
Nov 3, 2026

'You fight, we suffer': Sabah MP demands accountability over rural road projects row

PARLIAMENT | Isnaraissah questions why ministries allowed problem to persist for years, culminating in public spat.


10yo boy shoots teen over loud music, mother faces murder charges
Nov 3, 2026

10yo boy shoots teen over loud music, mother faces murder charges

Authorities in New Mexico have filed murder and other charges against the mother of a 10-year-old boy who fatally shot a teenage neighbor in a dispute over loud music.


Melaka election tests Malaysia’s fragile unity government as partners clash
Nov 3, 2026

Melaka election tests Malaysia’s fragile unity government as partners clash

Malaysia’s unity government is facing an increasingly uncomfortable test ahead of the Melaka state election, with parties governing together at the federal level reverting to old rivalries as they compete for votes in a contest that could foreshadow shifting alliances before a national poll due by February 2028. Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s ruling Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition is under pressure to put on a strong showing against federal partners Umno, which is widely expected to retain power...


Questions mount over identity of Penang rep in domestic violence probe
Nov 3, 2026

Questions mount over identity of Penang rep in domestic violence probe

Penang CM urges public not to jump into conclusions.


'Did anyone mention my name?' Batu Uban rep declines comment on domestic violence claims
Nov 3, 2026

'Did anyone mention my name?' Batu Uban rep declines comment on domestic violence claims

Penang CM also urges public not to jump to conclusions.


With no wood-fired kilns left, Hoi An ancient town patches its roofs with tin and tarps
Nov 3, 2026

With no wood-fired kilns left, Hoi An ancient town patches its roofs with tin and tarps

Tarps and metal roofing are encroaching on the yin-yang tiled roofs and open-air lightwells of Hoi An's old houses, spoiling the heritage landscape of the UNESCO-listed town in central Vietnam.


Outrage in Philippines as pet remains found dumped in sacks on vacant plot
Nov 3, 2026

Outrage in Philippines as pet remains found dumped in sacks on vacant plot

The discovery of dozens of pet remains dumped in sacks along a roadside in the Philippines has sparked public outrage and raised questions over whether the country’s animal welfare laws adequately protect pets after death. A pet crematorium in Bacoor, Cavite province – nearly three hours’ drive from the dumping ground in neighbouring Bulacan province – has been ordered to shut following complaints from pet owners, as police investigate allegations that the business improperly disposed of animals...


Rayer warns delay in Durian Tunggal shooting inquest could fuel cover-up suspicions
Nov 3, 2026

Rayer warns delay in Durian Tunggal shooting inquest could fuel cover-up suspicions

Families' lawyer Rajesh also questions why no police officers have been charged.


MP urges govt to help Utusan Malaysia workers placed under paid leave programme
Nov 3, 2026

MP urges govt to help Utusan Malaysia workers placed under paid leave programme

PARLIAMENT | Organisation played an important role during independence era, says Suhaizan.


'Same path again?' Critics question minister over second bid to delist liquid nicotine
Nov 3, 2026

'Same path again?' Critics question minister over second bid to delist liquid nicotine

This is despite a High Court order declaring the previous attempt illegal.


Singapore eyes regional haze control centre in Indonesia as Asean chair
Nov 3, 2026

Singapore eyes regional haze control centre in Indonesia as Asean chair

Singapore will work with Asean member ⁠states to strengthen ⁠the implementation of ⁠an agreement on transboundary haze when it chairs the regional bloc next year, the country’s environment minister said on Tuesday. It will also work with the bloc to establish ‌the Asean Coordinating Centre for Transboundary Haze Pollution Control in Indonesia, said Minister for Sustainability and the Environment Grace Fu. In response to questions in parliament, Fu said the coordinating centre will strengthen...


Farhash gets injunction against Bloomberg report, ex-MACC chief cries public interest
Nov 3, 2026

Farhash gets injunction against Bloomberg report, ex-MACC chief cries public interest

Businessperson cries false, baseless and defamatory claims in article.


Shuhaily's case: Even the speaker can't simply slap people around, says PM
Nov 3, 2026

Shuhaily's case: Even the speaker can't simply slap people around, says PM

PARLIAMENT | Anwar stresses that officers must work professionally.


High Court bins Na'imah, sons' challenge against 'toppling govt' probe
Nov 3, 2026

High Court bins Na'imah, sons' challenge against 'toppling govt' probe

Judge finds no element of bad faith in ongoing probe.


Danish footwear company shuts Vietnam factory, 1,600 workers lose jobs
Nov 3, 2026

Danish footwear company shuts Vietnam factory, 1,600 workers lose jobs

ECCO Vietnam halted production at its factory in Bau Bang Commune of Ho Chi Minh City on Monday afternoon to begin dissolution procedures.


Bamboo takes centre stage
Nov 3, 2026

Bamboo takes centre stage

For those seeking a taste of Vietnamese culture, ‘My Village’ offers bamboo acrobatics, aerial stunts and live music featuring more than 30 traditional instruments. After captivating audiences in 50 cities worldwide, from France and Germany to Australia, now it’s Hanoi’s turn, with regular performances at 42 Tràng Tiền Street from November 3.


Malaysia’s halal chicken scandal exposes hygiene breaches at filthy plant
Nov 3, 2026

Malaysia’s halal chicken scandal exposes hygiene breaches at filthy plant

Malaysia’s halal safeguards are under scrutiny after filthy conditions and suspected slaughtering breaches at a chicken plant sparked demands to explain how it ignored warnings and operated for years without certification. The hygiene failures at the Puchong facility came to light after authorities seized more than 6.5 tonnes of chicken during a raid last week. The factory, which processes more than 40,000 chickens daily and supplies businesses across the Klang Valley in Kuala Lumpur, is accused...


M'sia a potential target for security threats amid global volatility, PM says
Nov 3, 2026

M'sia a potential target for security threats amid global volatility, PM says

PARLIAMENT | Anwar cites advisory issued by several countries to its citizens, wants MPs briefed.


Saravanan's foreign worker quota corruption trial set for March 2027
Nov 3, 2026

Saravanan's foreign worker quota corruption trial set for March 2027

Prosecution has submitted 31 pages of documents to the defence.


No deliberate delay, says Saifuddin as Durian Tunggal police shooting inquest remains in limbo
Nov 3, 2026

No deliberate delay, says Saifuddin as Durian Tunggal police shooting inquest remains in limbo

Minister attributes the wait to the unavailability of a court date.


TuJu now directs users to Google Maps for navigation
Nov 3, 2026

TuJu now directs users to Google Maps for navigation

UPDATED 12.50PM | There does not appear to be any integration between two apps.


UK to hike proof-of-funds requirement for international students from Nov 30
Nov 3, 2026

UK to hike proof-of-funds requirement for international students from Nov 30

The U.K. will increase the minimum maintenance funds international students must demonstrate for visa applications starting Nov. 30, with the maximum requirement rising by £369 (US$493).


Probe into 1MDB-linked pipeline scandal still open, Anwar says 'sakau' detected
Nov 3, 2026

Probe into 1MDB-linked pipeline scandal still open, Anwar says 'sakau' detected

PARLIAMENT | PM says investigations show elements of corruption, serious governance failures.


'Bánh ít lá gai': A sweet symbol of hospitality and regional identity
Nov 3, 2026

'Bánh ít lá gai': A sweet symbol of hospitality and regional identity

More than a sweet treat, bánh ít lá gai carries a distinctive flavour, deeply intertwined with the local people's lives, and is an indispensable gift for tourists visiting Gia Lai Province.


Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi's remains found in pots and fridge, murder trial hears
Nov 3, 2026

Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi's remains found in pots and fridge, murder trial hears

Hong Kong socialite Abby Choi's remains were stored in two pots and a refrigerator after her body was dismembered in a village flat in 2023, the city's High Court has heard.


Stop harassing our lawyers, Noorizwan's family tells cops
Nov 3, 2026

Stop harassing our lawyers, Noorizwan's family tells cops

His brother denies their lawyers had harassed or pressured a forensic doctor.


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