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Indonesian city runs free oxygen buses as country's worst fires in over decade choke residents
Palangka Raya, a city on Indonesian Borneo, is running free buses fitted with oxygen tanks to help residents choking on haze from the country's most intense forest fires in more than a decade.
YOURSAY | When loyalty to institution takes precedence over people's lives
'Those wearing a badge seem to be beyond reproach.’
Bukit Aman probing Noorizwan's death, vows no 'cover up'
CID chief says case probed under Section 331 of the Penal Code.
S'wak seeks more flights, express bus trips ahead of state polls
State govt says many Sarawakians work in the peninsula, Singapore, and Sabah, and may face difficulties travelling.
Woman, 25, killed in Telok Ayer accident, planned to marry fiancé with flat on the way
She was waiting for her Grab ride that was only a minute away when a car hit her.
Vivian Balakrishnan in Jakarta to meet Indonesian foreign minister
A joint-statement on the meeting is reportedly expected.
Brazilian stocks plunge by as much as 50% after Lula's election win
Correction or overreaction?
Delivery couriers in S'pore seen hurling parcels to ground in frustration
They were seen with a huge pile of packages strewn on the road.
Male motorcyclist, 47, dies after accident on KJE near Woodlands exit, involved trailer truck
The accident occurred on the morning of Oct. 27.
Ho Ching praises ex-minister Iswaran's 'foresight' in starting S'pore's LNG terminal in late 2000s
"We all make mistakes," she wrote.
S'pore Embassy in Jakarta denies claims Indonesian ex-deputy foreign minister met with ambassador
Clearly disinformation, the embassy said.
Japanese girl, 16, detained 18 days for alleged crime, develops eating disorder, dies weighing 20kg
She had been arrested on suspicions of assault.
S'pore man, 46, gets into argument after East Coast accident, refuses to sit down, fights, ends up on floor
The incident occurred in the wee hours of Oct. 25, 2026.
Ho Chi Minh City commuters wade through floodwater as tide exceeds highest alert level
A tide peaking at 1.75 m flooded many streets in Ho Chi Minh City on Tuesday evening, stalling vehicles and snarling rush-hour traffic.
Why Singapore’s PAP internal vote is the wrong place to look for signs of leadership renewal
Singapore’s ruling People’s Action Party (PAP) has retained its core executive team in what is seen as a cautious approach despite pledges of renewal, with observers pointing to ministerial promotions as a better indication of leadership plans. The PAP emerged from an internal election on Sunday with an unchanged slate for the Central Executive Committee (CEC), its highest decision-making body, as rising ministers Jeffrey Siow and Jasmin Lau failed to secure seats, though four remaining co-opted...
PTPTN debt collectors must not act like loan sharks - Zambry
PARLIAMENT | Minister says they should negotiate with debtors to form payment plan instead.
7-Eleven worker in Bangkok serves foreign shoppers in 7 languages, from Burmese to German
A 48-year-old assistant manager at a Bangkok 7-Eleven has gone viral after a TikTok clip showed him speaking fluent English and Chinese, two of the seven languages he says he can use.
Singapore, Indonesia to create haze task force, share data amid tensions
Indonesia and Singapore are looking to set up a joint task force to deal with haze from Indonesia’s wildfires, the countries’ foreign ministers said on Tuesday, as they met to reaffirm their ties after weeks of simmering tensions. The visit to Jakarta by Singapore Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan came amid mounting frustrations in the city state over the transboundary haze generated by Indonesia’s most intense forest fires in 11 years. After a two-hour meeting, Singapore and Indonesia’s top...
Philippines’ bounty on ‘Bato’ dela Rosa exposes Marcos’ dilemma in Duterte feud
A 50-million-peso (US$780,000) bounty for information leading to the arrest of fugitive Philippine senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa has raised questions over the Marcos administration’s ability to enforce the law against high-profile political figures, with analysts warning the move risks making Manila appear weak and reactive. Dela Rosa, who served as national police chief under former president Rodrigo Duterte, faces an International Criminal Court (ICC) arrest warrant for alleged crimes...
Vietnamese man gets life in prison for killing neighbor in Canada in feud over barbecue smoke
A Vietnamese man in Toronto has been sentenced to life in prison for murdering his upstairs neighbor in a feud over barbecue smoke, and his wife to six years for helping dispose of the body.
Vietnamese man who buys whole lottery stack wins with all 160 tickets, takes home $1.4M
A man in southern Vietnam has won with all 160 tickets in a lottery stack, taking prizes worth VND39.2 billion (US$1.52 million) before tax.
China lures global academic talent with high salaries, research funds and exclusive perks
China has built a network of nearly 200 national and provincial talent programs offering cash bonuses, research grants, tax breaks and other incentives to attract scientists from overseas.
Nancy open to reviewing proposal on shared maternity leave with husbands
PARLIAMENT | Minister strongly supports when people talk about families being together.
Johor GLC denies involvement in Indonesian fires, says interests divested in 2007
JCorp says it does not own or operate any plantations outside Malaysia.
Indonesia’s 4-nation defence pact: strategic coup or paper tiger?
Indonesia could gain critical defence technology, investment and export opportunities through a new multi-nation defence pact with Turkey, Qatar and Pakistan, but analysts warn its success hinges on turning high-level ambition into concrete projects. The four Muslim-majority nations signed the Badr Memorandum of Understanding in Doha on Wednesday. The agreement outlines a framework for defence “cooperation and integration” across joint research and development, training exchanges and industrial...
Students to compete in first national dance talent contest
A total of 188 students will take part in the first National Student Dance Talent Competition 2026, organised by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism from November 3 to 12.
Govt to sue MyEG, Zetrix AI over RM314m in unpaid revenue
PARLIAMENT | Loke says govt revenue collections cannot be used as company operational funds, payment delay serious agreement breach.
Air Force crash revives debate on Philippine military’s modernisation limits
The collision of two Philippine Air Force training aircraft that killed four pilots has raised questions about whether the service’s training, maintenance and safety systems can keep pace with Manila’s ambitions to acquire more advanced combat aircraft. The crash, which occurred during a fly-by rehearsal at Fernando Air Base in Lipa City, Batangas province, south of Manila, on Friday has renewed calls for a comprehensive review of the Air Force’s ageing fleet, pilot instruction, maintenance...
Carving a moment of calm
Tourists and locals are discovering the art of traditional woodcarving at Hà Nội’s Temple of Literature, where a hands-on workshop offers a chance to slow down, sharpen their focus and explore Việt Nam’s rich cultural heritage.
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