National footballer Faisal in ICU with fourth degree burns, needs more surgery
Faisal is now unable to communicate clearly after the surgery and will be warded at the intensive care unit for ten days.
Long road ahead for Indonesia’s dual citizenship plan
The 2006 Citizenship Law only allows children of a mixed marriage to hold dual nationality until they are 18 years old or married, when they must choose one.
President Jokowi tells regional administrations to fall in line with central government
Jokowi slammed the lack of coordination between the central government and regional administrations, saying that it had led to big-budget infrastructure projects failing to give…
The blueprint for energy-efficient houses is now available for free to Mongolian citizens
Approximately 160 micro, small, and medium businesses received training to reduce heat loss as part of the project. Therefore, "insulation advisor" are now able to use their…
Almost 3 per day injured on Bangkok sidewalks, most by motorbikes
Officials promised to respond with tighter enforcement of the law against sidewalk riding, which carries penalties of up to one month in jail and/or a maximum fine of 10,000 baht,…
Seoul’s doggy patrol team on the move to protect their cities
The Seoul Metropolitan Government has been operating the Dog Patrol Program which invites people with pet dogs to report any suspected crimes or other safety risks while they go…
Selangor Sultan condemns acid attack on footballer Faisal Halim
Faisal was splashed with acid at a shopping mall earlier on Sunday (May 5) which resulted in him suffering second-degree burns.
Debate rages over ‘overly fatty’ samgyeopsal
Excessive fat content in pork belly cuts sparks online controversy, calls grow for industry oversight
Thailand ties with Brazil in number of sex workers
Thailand has around 250,000 people working in the sex industry, ranking it in 8th place globally, according to the International Union of Sex Workers. China came in first place…
AI-powered search engine makes Singapore Parliament debates more accessible
The search engine will make combing through decades of parliamentary records more fruitful for the public, and which could raise understanding of how issues evolve in…