35 noted citizens protest latest attempt to harass Nobel laureate Yunus
They also urged the government and all concerned authorities to stop all harassment against Nobel Laureate Prof Dr Muhammad Yunus.
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Tibet border closure hits family reunions, local trade
According to Chheten Sherpa Lama, Nepali side tried their best to reopen the border, but to no avail.
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Khanh suffered a blood clot that resulted in the amputation of his legs. But he refused to keep letting it get him down, instead, he focuses on spreading positive messages on…
New Indonesian president’s Malaysian connection
72-year-old Prabowo Subianto had studied at Kuala Lumpur's prestigious Victoria Institution in Jalan Hang Tuah from 1962 to 1964.
Ex-prison cook who became top chef at Michelin-starred eatery had wanted to ‘make it big in drugs’
Fine-dining French restaurant Les Amis was the only one that offered him a trainee role, and a scholarship, in 2010.
Former Malaysia PM Mahathir hospitalised again
The nonagenarian has been in and out of hospital in recent years, and has a history of heart problems and has undergone bypass surgeries.
Same-sex marriage registered in Kohalpur
Anju Devi Shrestha, 33, and Suprita Gurung, 33, registered a same-sex marriage on February 12. This is the first registered lesbian marriage in Nepal.
Former Sarawak governor reportedly removed from hospital is back home
A police report, which went viral on social media, had alleged that his wife had taken him out of hospital against medical advice at close to midnight on Saturday.
Sumo star visits quake-hit hometown to encourage evacuees
He was joined by three others from the sumo world who also encouraged evacuees staying in a local shelter to keep fighting on.
Lese majeste charges unlikely to send Thaksin back to jail: source
The charges originate from an interview that Thaksin gave to South Korean daily Chosun Ilbo in May, 2014.