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Najib's 'jasa' does not excuse corruption, student activist tells ex-PM's supporters
Law undergraduate says the same principle must also apply to current government.
Indonesia unleashes 3.2 tons of dry ice from above as wildfire smoke engulfs Southeast Asia
Indonesia has taken to the skies to tackle persistent wildfire haze, dropping more than 3.2 tons of dry ice over Palembang to clear smoke choking parts of the country and its neighbors.
Four Hope Bridges worth over $89,000 open in Mekong Delta
Four concrete bridges costing more than VND2.3 billion (US$89,000) have opened in Dong Thap Province and Can Tho City, improving rural transport and helping residents move agricultural produce more easily.
Vietnam partners with Denmark to propel its wind energy ambition
A wind energy partnership between Vietnam and Denmark has fuelled expectations of the Southeast Asian country boosting its competitiveness in renewable electricity to serve overseas and domestic markets. Vietnam is well placed to grow its renewable electricity sector by tapping its large pool of engineering talent and abundant wind resources with help from Denmark, a global leader in wind energy, according to analysts. On Tuesday, the two countries signed a comprehensive strategic partnership...
At least 16 dead in Tibet quake: China state media
At least 16 people were killed and 32 more injured when a strong 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck China's remote Tibet region, state news agency Xinhua said, citing local authorities.
Teacher charged with sexually abusing pupils, but were warning signs missed for years?
Mkini's probe finds alleged disturbing lack of action over the years.
S'porean couple who fatally abused their baby joked over text about shaking son until 'the head almost 180°'
Baby Trevor died after enduring abuse from his parents for almost the entirety of his life.
US woman, 44, allegedly looks up porn on her phone while driving, causes 3-vehicle crash, man, 66, dies
The woman allegedly admitted to officers that she was at fault.
S'pore woman pays damages to beauty salon after lawsuit, but not found to have improper motive
The judge called the woman's complaints at best "a case of buyer's remorse".
S'pore actor Nick Teo donates stem cells, 'really glad' to have saved stranger's life
The process was much simpler than he had thought.
Prabowo warns countries that 'insult' Indonesia over forest fires, vows to expose their companies
Prabowo said companies found responsible for the fires could have their permits revoked.
Sengkang Town Council bans pickleball on certain courts too close to residential units
Other town councils had previously taken similar measures.
NUS student, 23, sticks phone though bathroom window to film female housemate, says it gives him a thrill
Police investigations revealed that he had filmed the woman 10 times within two months.
Toa Payoh wanton mee stall closes temporarily after owner, 57, gets diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer
He received his diagnosis on his birthday.
Syed Saddiq hits back at Indonesian ex-minister's haze accusations, says he'll not shield polluters in M'sia
The Indonesian ex-trade minister accused Syed of using the haze to score political points and argued that Malaysian plantation companies should also be held accountable.
Lao Ban Soya Beancurd draws flak over 10¢ BCRS deposit, clarifies its drinks fall under return scheme
Their soya milk products fall under the pre-packaged drinks category.
S'porean dad, 37, sheds 21kg to become fitter for daughters, wins 5th place in KL bodybuilding competition
What a legend.
Chinese couple, both 68, stayed illegally in S’pore for around 19 years, turned themselves in after struggling to make ends meet
They asked to be deported back together.
Miss Universe S'pore not going to Puerto Rico on Nov. 24 to compete due to franchise dispute
Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Malaysia and Laos will also not be represented.
'Dad, I'm cold': M'sia teen's final words to dad after being electrocuted during festival procession
Winds pushed the big flag he was carrying into power lines.
'They think we are bad people': Ex-rough sleepers in S'pore on how they ended up on the streets
Everyone has a story.
Foreign ship carrying 170,000 tons of Australian ore arrested in Vietnam after pier crash
A Marshall Islands-flagged ship carrying more than 170,000 tons of iron ore has been arrested for 30 days by a court in central Vietnam after crashing into a pier at steelmaker Hoa Phat's Dung Quat port.
Singapore pushes for quick action on PHP security flaws as hackers prowl
Organisations in Singapore have been urged to immediately fix two critical security flaws in a widely used programming language amid reports of widespread attempts by hackers to exploit the vulnerabilities. The flaws in PHP, which powers many websites and online services, could allow attackers to take control of web servers, steal data or disrupt services without needing login credentials, Singapore’s Commissioner of Cybersecurity Gwenda Fong said on Thursday. “The threat is immediate,” Fong,...
Ismail denies he resigned as MB
His press secretary and other state officials similarly say he remains menteri besar.
Fingerprints on China's 2,200-year-old clay army point to women and children among its makers
More than half the fingerprints on a batch of China's 2,200-year-old terracotta warriors came from women and children, a new study estimates, challenging the view that only adult men made the figures.
Ramanan hits back at Rafizi's challenge to sue, calls it 'political distraction 101'
Former Pandan MP has challenged the minister to take legal action over corruption allegations against him.
The last rare white lion at Saigon Zoo dies at 18
MiMi, an 18-year-old white lioness, died on Oct. 21 despite intensive treatment for multiple organ failure at the Saigon Zoo & Botanical Gardens.
Ambiga's rebuke: Leaders court global respect, but lawyers seeking truth probed at home
She calls the probe against lawyers representing family in custodial death case a 'new low'.
Indonesia haze: why Jakarta won’t declare wildfires a national disaster
Indonesia’s government has resisted mounting calls to declare widespread forest and land fires a national disaster, insisting it can handle the crisis alone as residents report worsening health impacts and disaster experts warn that a broader, coordinated response is needed. Critics suggest the reluctance may stem from concerns that a national declaration could force Jakarta to redirect funds from other political priorities, while exposing the administration to greater scrutiny over its disaster...
Court grants PN reprieve from ROS deregistration
UPDATED 7.45PM | Judge rules that the deregistration may undermine the coalition's judicial review application.
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