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High Court dismisses man's lawsuit against father over failed supermarket business in Singapore

High Court dismisses man’s lawsuit against father over failed supermarket business in Singapore

2023-03-27
By: Marcus Ching
On: March 27, 2023
In: South-East Asia

The son threatened to publicise the family feud after asking for S$15 million (US$11.3 million) to hand over his shares in the failed YES Supermarket.Continue Reading

Air pollution continues to plague northern region

Air pollution continues to plague northern region

2023-03-27
By: Barkar Nash
On: March 27, 2023
In: South-East Asia

Hazardous levels of PM2.5 dust were again recorded in the North and upper Northeast on Monday morning, peaking at 550 microgrammes per cubic metre of air over 24 hours in Chiang Rai’s Mae Sai district.Continue Reading

23 men arrested in police operation targeting online child sexual exploitation

23 men arrested in police operation targeting online child sexual exploitation

2023-03-27
By: Marcus Ching
On: March 27, 2023
In: South-East Asia

Those arrested were suspected of possessing, distributing and gaining access to child abuse materials.Continue Reading

Pita holds small lead over 'Ung Ing' in Bangkok

Pita holds small lead over ‘Ung Ing’ in Bangkok

2023-03-27
By: Barkar Nash
On: March 27, 2023
In: South-East Asia

Pita Limjaroenrat, leader of the Move Forward Party (MFP), emerged as Bangkok voters’ top choice for prime minister in the latest poll by the National Institute of Development Administration (Nida).Continue Reading

After Khmer Rouge tribunal, Cambodian archivists preserve a brutal history

After Khmer Rouge tribunal, Cambodian archivists preserve a brutal history

2023-03-27
By: Jing Write
On: March 27, 2023
In: South-East Asia

Memory projects are upgrading digital databases with hundreds of thousands of documents used in the 15-year prosecution. Questions remain over the balance between confidentiality and the public good

The post After Khmer Rouge tribunal, Cambodian archivists preserve a brutal history appeared first on Southeast Asia Globe.

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Army reacts to influx of drugs across North border

Army reacts to influx of drugs across North border

2023-03-27
By: Barkar Nash
On: March 27, 2023
In: South-East Asia

CHIANG MAI: The army has tightened security along the northern border following reports of greater quantities and varieties of illegal drugs flowing into the country from Myanmar, which is also said to harbouring a rise in opium-growing facilities.Continue Reading

‘There is one in all of us’: Could the Singaporean Aunty be our national treasure?

‘There is one in all of us’: Could the Singaporean Aunty be our national treasure?

2023-03-26
By: Marcus Ching
On: March 26, 2023
In: South-East Asia

In the first of a light-hearted CNA Women series on the Singaporean Aunty, correspondent Hidayah Salamat finds out how an enduring stereotype has become an endearing archetype – and a national symbol.Continue Reading

Democrats pitch recovery plan

Democrats pitch recovery plan

2023-03-26
By: Barkar Nash
On: March 26, 2023
In: South-East Asia

The Democrat Party on Sunday unveiled its economic team with a promise to inject 1 trillion baht into the country’s financial system to boost the economic recovery.Continue Reading

Policeman offers rub downs to calm visitors

Policeman offers rub downs to calm visitors

2023-03-26
By: Barkar Nash
On: March 26, 2023
In: South-East Asia

Being three years shy of retirement hasn’t stopped a police officer in Trang from doing what he loves the most — soothing the tense muscles of visitors who come to his station.Continue Reading

Children are the 'best educators': How the Young Scientist Badge can teach sustainability to adults

Children are the ‘best educators’: How the Young Scientist Badge can teach sustainability to adults

2023-03-26
By: Marcus Ching
On: March 26, 2023
In: South-East Asia

The Young Scientist Badge scheme has been around for four decades – but with climate change a priority today, can the long-standing initiative be key to building a culture of sustainability from young?Continue Reading

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