Bollywood superstar son Aryan Khan allowed bail after 27 days
Together with two others, he was nabbed in the cruise ship rave party raided by the Narcotics Control Bureau.
50 years of journalism and the way forward
The writer says there exists fundamental confusion about the role of the media in the minds of the government, the owners, and within the industry itself.
Nobel prize laureate Stiglitz urges regulators to shut down cryptocurrencies
The economist also suggested market transparency and well-designed regulations as prerequisites for the city to become a global financial hub.
Russell Crowe wins over Thailand with tweets about travel
Hollywood superstar Russell Crowe blew up the Thai Twitter scene since his arrival in Phuket on Sept 18 to film the Vietnam War-era blockbuster, “The Greatest Beer Run Ever”.
China Coast Guard’s new rule on criminal procedures may be applied to Japanese fishermen
The new rules are expected to supplement the Coast Guard Law, which was put into effect in February to strengthen China’s protection of maritime interests.
Nepal wants people to use more electricity to prevent wastage
Nepal is enjoying surplus energy for the last two months, but the electricity is neither being fully consumed domestically nor being exported to India, the most prospective buyer.
Resorting to Rangers to deal with the Punjab crisis
Tehreek-i-Labbaik protesters have been engaged in violent clashes with the Punjab police since they embarked on a march from Lahore to Islamabad earlier this week.
Philippines retains ranking as 7th deadliest country for journalists in global index
Somalia remained the world’s worst country for unsolved killings, along with Syria, Iraq, Sudan and Afghanistan, based on the latest data.
Trees that served as dinosaur food found in Yunnan
More than 200 Cyathea trees, known as "living fossils", were found in deep mountains in Yunnan province.
RM11.4 billion set aside under Budget 2022 for the Bumiputera agenda
RM6.6 billion of the sum will go toward education facilities for Bumiputera children.