Physicist hunting 'ghost particles' under South Pole ice since the 1980s wins Nobel prize

VNExpress - Oct 6, 2026

Belgian physicist Francis Halzen on Tuesday won the Nobel Prize in Physics for work on subatomic particles at the South Pole, the award jury said.

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Article 153's ultimate objective is equality, NGO schools Asyraf after UiTM speech

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Singaporean woman lands on US 'worst of the worst' list for running prostitution ring

Oct 6, 2026

Singaporean woman lands on US 'worst of the worst' list for running prostitution ring

A Singaporean woman convicted of promoting prostitution at a chain of massage parlors in Washington state is the third citizen of the city-state named on the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's "worst of the worst criminal aliens" list.

Govt wants laws to make AI chatbots safe for kids, but will it work?

Oct 6, 2026

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Effective AI safeguards remain a technical challenge.

How Singapore’s local cafes compete with Chinese coffee giant Luckin

Oct 6, 2026

How Singapore’s local cafes compete with Chinese coffee giant Luckin

When Chinese coffee giant Luckin Coffee moved into the unit next to his neighbourhood cafe in Singapore, Folk Yard owner Chew Yit Shan grew nervous. Luckin launched with an aggressive promotional deal of S$1 (78 US cents) per cup, served in just two minutes. In the first few months following its arrival, Chew saw sales at his independent cafe drop by 15 per cent. But once the initial hype had died down and the promotions ended, Chew said regular patrons returned and coffee sales bounced...

Southeast Asia urged to step up war against AI-powered scams through data sharing

Oct 6, 2026

Southeast Asia urged to step up war against AI-powered scams through data sharing

Governments and financial institutions in Southeast Asia urgently need to find a way to safely and quickly share data if they hope to contain a surge in scams, cybersecurity experts warn, as artificial intelligence enables criminal operations in the region to expand their reach rapidly. Criminal enterprises stole as much as US$114 billion from victims across the Asia-Pacific in 2025, according to a United Nations report released in July, more than triple the amount from two years earlier, aided...

From cabin crew to cockpit: Malaysian woman’s AirAsia pilot dreams take off

Oct 6, 2026

From cabin crew to cockpit: Malaysian woman’s AirAsia pilot dreams take off

She spent some of her teenage years helping her mother at a sundry shop in Malaysia after school, and throughout that period kept a dream of achieving something higher alive. Now, 36-year-old Suriati Sukardi is a pilot, flying AirAsia’s commercial A320 and A321 Airbus aircraft. Before that, she had landed a job as the airline’s flight attendant and served the company for eight years since 2017 while continuing to eye and seek an opportunity to climb further in her career. In 2019, her prayers...

Sports bodies deemed 'incompatible with security, morality' could be shut down under proposed changes

Oct 6, 2026

Sports bodies deemed 'incompatible with security, morality' could be shut down under proposed changes

PARLIAMENT | Mulled amendments to Sports Development Act 1997 seek to give minister power to revoke registration.

DAP turns the screws on Zahid with MACC report, deepening rift

Oct 6, 2026

DAP turns the screws on Zahid with MACC report, deepening rift

Chong seeks probe into RM2.1b discrepancy in rural road spending.

Singapore catches 7 travelers carrying over $156,000 in undeclared cash in single week

Oct 6, 2026

Singapore catches 7 travelers carrying over $156,000 in undeclared cash in single week

Seven travelers were caught trying to bring more than S$200,000 (US$156,300) in undeclared cash into Singapore during a Sept. 22-28 checkpoint operation that found 67 people breaking border rules.

Plastic bags as boots as foreign tourists wade through flooded downtown HCMC

Oct 6, 2026

Plastic bags as boots as foreign tourists wade through flooded downtown HCMC

Foreign tourists are forced to navigate flooded streets in the heart of Ho Chi Minh City on Tuesday afternoon following a heavy rain.

Cops looking for man linked to Tumpat mosque vandalism

Oct 6, 2026

Cops looking for man linked to Tumpat mosque vandalism

The mosque's glass door was smashed and foul-smelling liquid was poured onto the prayer hall carpet.

PAS MP pushes for teachers' mental health literacy, Dzulkefly touts school programme and training

Oct 6, 2026

PAS MP pushes for teachers' mental health literacy, Dzulkefly touts school programme and training

PARLIAMENT | Yunus says teachers should know how to detect, assist mentally struggling students.

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