WASHINGTON: US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said on Sunday (Oct 2) he sees no imminent invasion of Taiwan by China but said China was trying to establish a “new normal” with its military activities around the island. A visit to Taiwan early in August by US House of Representatives SpeakerContinue Reading
SINGAPORE: Red Bull’s Sergio Perez scored his second win of the season in Sunday’s (Oct 2) Singapore Grand Prix ahead of Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc as title favourite Max Verstappen was forced to put his championship champagne on ice after finishing seventh. The Mexican crossed the line 7.5 seconds clear ofContinue Reading
When Faisel Mohamed, 45, received an order for kueh lapis, which he sells through his Instagram account, the home-based baker did not expect to lose access to the account. Read full storyContinue Reading
NAKHON RATCHASIMA/NAKHON SAWAN: Allegedly reckless driving by a 15-year-old boy has put an end to the life of a newly-graduated student engineer.Continue Reading
Several provinces located along the path of depression Noru remain flooded as weather forecasters on Sunday warned of rain at least for another day.Continue Reading
A closely-watched case where business titan Richard Liu was accused of rape was settled hours before trial.Continue Reading
Victims would receive unsolicited SMSes with the sender’s ID containing similarities to Singpass, such as MySingpass or SGSingpass.Continue Reading
SONGKHLA: A fire broke out at a factory making plastic products in Hat Yai district on Sunday. Two workers were reportedly injured.Continue Reading
JAKARTA: Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Sunday (Oct 2) ordered a safety review of the country’s football matches after 129 people were killed in a stampede triggered by clashes between fans and police. In a televised statement, he said country’s sports and youth minister, national police chief and Indonesian football associationContinue Reading
Accusations continue to fly about the cause of major leaks from the two Nord Stream pipelines transporting gas through the Baltic Sea from Russia to Europe. Until this latest development, Russia had maintained that Western sanctions were behind disruptions to supply from the Nord Stream 1 pipeline, as maintenance and repair of essential equipment could […]
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