S’pore opposition leader Pritam Singh rejects Committee of Privileges’ findings
Mr Singh also said the evidence he submitted to the committee had either not been noted or included in the committee's report.
Bangkok can also be called ‘Krung Thep Maha Nakhon’
The Royal Society has clarified that both names are acceptable when referring to the Thai capital.
Anwar’s PKR names candidates for Johor poll as talks continue with Muda
The opposition leader, however, only named 13 PKR candidates instead of the 20 he was supposed to, leaving seven seats still up in the air.
Duterte praises Duque: ‘Good job, Filipinos will never forget that’
Critics — including some lawmakers — had previously called on Duque to resign from his post.
All seven Malaysians stranded at airport in Manila allowed to enter the Philippines
They were previously refused entry into the republic and told that the Malaysian digital vaccine certificate was not accepted.
Pump prices post double-digit increases in two weeks on the back of costlier oil
The sharpest increases were for diesel, with posted rates going up by between eight and 11 cents a litre since Jan 31.
Taiwan says needs to reopen, eyes March cut to Covid-19 quarantine
Since the pandemic began, Taiwan has succeeded in keeping reported cases of Covid-19 below 20,000.
China’s flexibly employed reaches 200 million
The data also showed that over the past two years, 16 percent of all college graduates in China chose flexible employment.
Indonesia government to cut travel quarantine to three days
The decision to cut the quarantine period comes just in time for the opening of the international MotoGP race in March.
Pritam Singh to face biggest political test as S’pore’s Parliament debates and votes on COP report
Observers say WP leaders' speeches will likely prove a defining moment for both Mr Singh and the party.