Asia’s geographical separation from Ukraine and the Middle East provides a ‘mental space’ for reflection, Singapore’s Defence Minister Ng Eng Hen says.
Lawyers said Noor Alam’s is now wheelchair bound and unable to walk following the operation by James Tan Siah Heng.
After a half-century of friendship, deep economic ties are fuelling concerns Malaysia may find itself caught in the middle of intensifying rivalry between China and the United States.
The survivor was found in a snow cave on Denali, where he and his partner had been stranded for three days at an altitude of 5,974 metres (19,600 feet).
Manila says it will ensure its complaint is backed by solid evidence of the damaged coral reefs caused by Chinese actions.
Thai police have broken up a large network that illegally helped foreigners, mostly Russians, to stay in the country long-term through the use of company nominees or shell companies.
The peace plan calls for the withdrawal of all Russian troops from Ukraine and the restoration of the country’s territorial integrity.
Thai police officers threw bone-crunching right hooks, wrestled and launched devastating sweeping kicks at each other during a brutal tournament held in Bangkok, to punch up the force’s flagging public image.
Despite their own injuries, they helped treat fellow passengers, including attempts to resuscitate a British man who died of a suspected heart attack
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Wang, the alleged mastermind behind the ‘911 S5’ botnet that facilitated cyberattacks and large-scale fraud, lived the high life in the city state.
Malaysia’s Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said the implementation agreement will be ‘signed at a later date’.
The May 31 hard deadline has been set after tens of thousands of Bangladeshis seeking work in Malaysia fell victim to an elaborate scam.
A 10-minute phone call between Biden and Marcos in 2022 has changed the course of Washington-Manila ties that slumped under Duterte’s presidency.
Some state agencies are still ‘primarily controlled by the government’, while Indonesia’s score on the global corruption index is below that of OECD nations.
Philippine President Marcos Jnr revealed that behind-the-scenes discussions were under way to resolve South China Sea issues ahead of Asia’s top defence forum, held in Singapore.
Cybersecurity experts say his recent arrest in Singapore will deal serious damage to the criminals that relied on his botnet to support identity theft, child exploitation and financial fraud.
A Malaysian navy probe found one helicopter was not flying at its designated “altitude and direction”, causing it to enter into the flight path of the other.
The Chinese-backed Funan Techo canal has sparked fears in neighbouring Vietnam that it could be used by Chinese warships, and reduce Cambodian dependence on Vietnamese ports.
Wang Yunhe allegedly amassed at least US$99 million in profits by reselling access to a ‘zombie network’ of malware-infected computers in nearly 200 countries.
Brain drain has widened digital security skills gap in the Philippines that saw a 325 per cent jump in hacking cases in the first quarter of the year.