SINGAPORE: SPH Media Group announced several changes to leadership positions in its newsrooms on Tuesday (Oct 11), with new editors set to take the helm at its newspapers The Straits Times (ST) and The Business Times (BT). The editor-in-chief of SPH Media’s English/Malay/Tamil Media group (EMTM) and editor of STContinue Reading
Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha has called an urgent meeting on Wednesday to lay down measures to deal with drug abuse and gun violence, government spokesman Anucha Burapachaisri said on Tuesday.Continue Reading
DEMAND SOARING In Japan, tourists will find a country that is still adhering to many of the health guidelines that helped it to keep pandemic deaths to around 45,500, lower than many other developed economies. Masks are ubiquitous, and though not mandated by law, parliament is set to pass legislationContinue Reading
Why is the United States concerned that Germany buys its energy from Russia The US has no objections to Germany buying its computers from China, its motorbikes from Japan, and its cheese from the Netherlands. The last four US presidents – Bush II, Obama, Trump and Biden – had little in common but they were […]
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NONG BUA LAM PHU: Devastated families gathered Tuesday for the cremation of their loved ones, killed in a nursery massacre that claimed 36 lives — including 24 children.Continue Reading
The attack that began at a childcare centre is the worst mass killing in Thailand’s history.Continue Reading
NA KLANG: Devastated families in Thailand gathered Tuesday (Oct 11) for the cremation of their loved ones, killed in a nursery massacre that claimed 36 lives – including 24 children. The kingdom has been stunned by the tragedy in northeastern Na Klang province, one of the worst mass killings inContinue Reading
Sentosa Food Fest 2022 includes the return of Sentosa GrillFest – Singapore’s only food street by the beach – as well as food trucks, craft beer and the inaugural Sentosa Restaurant Trail which features set menus as low as S$30.Continue Reading
SONGKHLA: A Myanmar plantation worker fled into the trees, leaving behind his wife and three illegal shotguns, when officials approached to search their hut in Sadao district.Continue Reading
As it has regularly done for decades, during the last few weeks the North Korean government reminded Washington, Seoul and Tokyo that it has unredressed grievances. Pyongyang signaled through several gestures that the long-running crisis on the Korean Peninsula will continue. First, paramount leader Kim Jong Un reiterated in a September 9 speech that “there can be […]
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