AGC to decide if Muhyiddin a suspect or witness in Jana Wibawa programme probe
Former PM Muhyiddin had reportedly claimed that he was not a suspect in the probe and had no knowledge about the companies involved.
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Thai, Lao prisoners to serve sentences in home countries
The transfers are expected to happen before Khmer New Year in mid-April.
Deadlier and more media savvy, separatist rebels evolve in Papua
Fighters in the Indonesian, western half of New Guinea island have for decades waged a low-level battle for independence.
Japanese police focus on finding ‘Luffy’ crime masterminds
According to the National Police Agency, more than 50 cases in 14 prefectures since the summer of 2021 are suspected to be related.
Thailand will not slip on global human-trafficking ranking this year: Deputy national police chief
“I expect no change in the ranking. It’s unlikely that Thailand will be demoted this year,” he said.
Holding onto hope: What the ICC probe means to a drug war victim’s mother
Referring to the Supreme court, “It’s like they put a period at the end of paper saying, ‘it’s dismissed’,” said the mother of one victim.
How the $73.5b infant formula industry milks parents’ anxieties
When a supermarket chain began locking up infant milk formula, speculation started that it was due to thefts committed by cash-strapped parents.
Koreans lost nearly W1.7 trillion to phishing scams over past 5 years
More than 60 percent were victimised by scammers claiming they would help them with loans, which accounted for nearly 1 trillion won of the damage.
2 teens dealt with under ISA: How terrorist groups target youth online through games, chats
The Internal Security Department said on Tuesday that extremist groups are known to use such means to radicalise and recruit young people online.
Lesson learned from the kidnapping in Papua
The incident should prompt the state and relevant stakeholders to evaluate development and security policies in the Papua highlands and for Papuans living in the area.