Bangkok recounts bring no change to election results
The Election Commission ordered the recounts after discovering a mismatch between the total number of votes cast and the voter turnout in the elections.
India rail crash probe is focusing on manual bypass of track signal
Investigators suspect the bypassing was done by railway workers to get around signalling hurdles that arose from a malfunctioning barrier used to stop road traffic.
Govt wants every Malaysian to own a home, says Nga
He said the ministry hopes that every Malaysian has a place that they could call home.
A bear-y good rescue: Bornean sun bear cub Tenom avoids life as a pet
The conservation centre, where she is now at, said that the 4kg cub was bought for RM500 from a village in the Beaufort-Sipitang border.
Years-long wait for Malaysian identity
The family fell into this predicament when Rathna applied to register her daughter’s birth in Melbourne with the Malaysian authorities.
Female Korean live streamer found dead in Cambodia, Chinese couple arrested
The woman in her 30s was found dead on June 6, wrapped in a blanket and dumped in a pond, according to a Cambodian newspaper.
Teenager seeking to derail bullet train to be questioned
According to local reports, the suspect said he wanted to derail the train and be sent to a juvenile detention centre.
Anxiety, depression could be costing Singapore’s GDP almost $16b a year
Various studies have been pointing to a rise in the number of people dealing with these conditions, which were exacerbated by the pandemic.
Wild elephants barge into Malaysian school, leaving trail of damage
The incident took place at 2am on June 8 and caused the windows and grilles of classrooms to be damaged.
Who makes Pakistan’s budget and how they can do better
Promoting citizen participation in the budgeting process can help build trust between citizens and governments and improve the quality of public services.