Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand to hold talks at Nato summit
If the four-party summit does occur, it will be the second time after meeting at the NATO summit in Spain last June.
EU set to abolish import restrictions on Japan food products
If the EU, which has strict policies on food safety, abolishes the restrictions, it may impact discussions on eliminating regulations in other countries, such as South Korea.
MACC detainee in RM1.8 million illegal mining probe dies
The individual was one of the three who were arrested for their alleged involvement in illegal mining and money laundering in Raub, Pahang.
Staff, jockeys fret over fate of Turf Club’s more than 100 resident cats
As employees and jockeys grapple with uncertainty over the Turf Club's announced closure, there is also a cloud over what will happen to these felines.
Bataan fisherman finds suspected debris of China’s space cargo ship
The local fisherman discovered wreckage that closely resembled the top section of the Tianzhou, a Chinese automated cargo spacecraft.
Free entry to Battlebox in Singapore’s Fort Canning Park from October 2023
The Battlebox is the site where the British decided to surrender to the Japanese during World War II.
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.
Malaysia to sue ‘Sulu heirs’
The government is working hard to ensure that the country’s sovereignty is protected against the claimants who are backed by a company.
Pet food made with tuna to create added value
The government is encouraging the Thai food industry to embrace the Bioeconomy, Circular Economy, and Green Economy concept and create added value through the production of pet…
Pakistan ‘very hopeful’ of sealing IMF deal this month: PM Shehbaz
Islamabad has been negotiating with the IMF since early February for the release of $1.1 billion, part of a $6.5 billion bailout package inked in 2019 by the previous government…