Philippines: Latest survey predicts Rodrigo Duterte will win presidency Duterte scores surprisingly lead in capital region, setting up what looks like an irreversible path to the presidency. May 4, 2016By Jacob J
Three hostages in Abu Sayyaf custody plead for their lives in new video The Philippines and Canada have made it clear they will not budge to ransom demands. May 4, 2016By Jacob J
China deploys police in Italy to help tourists This is also a first such programme where Chinese cops have been sent to Europe on duty. May 4, 2016By Sanskrity Sinha
Indonesians mistake sex doll for angel, give it hijab and treat it with reverence A half-naked sex toy that washed up on an Indonesian beach was mistaken for angel fallen from heaven. May 3, 2016By Sanskrity Sinha
Indonesia: Villagers mistake sex toy on beach for angel from heaven Indonesian villagers mistook an inflatable sex toy as an angel. May 3, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
Singapore detains 8 Bangladeshi construction workers for terror links The radicalised men had originally planned to join foreign fighters waging jihad in Syria. May 3, 2016By Jacob J
Man robbed of more than a million ringgit on Emirates flight to Hong Kong Hong Kong authorities say there has been a increase in in-flight thefts over the years. May 3, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
Robust polling reported as early voting in Sarawak state election starts A total of 24,604 voters will cast their votes at 79 polling centres today at the 11th Sarawak state election. May 3, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
China probes Baidu after man dies following cancer treatment found in online search Earlier, there was controversy over unassured medical practices being promoted in paid search results on Baidu. May 3, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
Stung by attacks Chee Soon Juan turns focus on PAP record on race, hypocrisy and character Chee accuses PM Lee and the People's Action Party of engaging in "gutter politics" contrary to their pre-election promise. May 2, 2016By Jacob J
China's maritime militia in South China Sea 'raises risk of conflict' China is training and supporting the fishing militia to sail into the South China Sea. May 2, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
Philippines: Abu Sayyaf frees Indonesian crewmen after 'ransom is paid' Sulu police chief says unidentified people dropped the Indonesians in front of Governor Abdusakur Toto Tan's mansion in Jolo. May 2, 2016By Jacob J
Malaysian police arrest Nigerian student with drugs worth RM 3.2 million The student, who possessed over 20 kg of drugs, faces mandatory death sentence upon conviction. May 1, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya
Mahathir says 1MDB scandal made Malaysia infamous; Portal dares him on BR1M bribery charge Pro-Najib publication dares Mahathir to follow up on his accusations against the prime minister. Apr 30, 2016By Jacob J
Son of ex-Malaysian lawmaker denies charges of damaging idols at Ipoh Hindu temple Fathi Munzir Nadzri is accused of damaging idols and the Hindu temple of Sree Muneeswaran Amman Kovil. Apr 30, 2016By Samhati Bhattacharjya