Indonesia: Palm oil lobby angry over Joko Widodo's move to limit slash and burn farming Last month Singaporean said the country suffered losses of about S$700 million due to large-scale haze in 2015. Apr 22, 2016By Jacob J
China plans nuclear power boost to land reclamation in South China Sea Analysts say the nuclear power platform will play a key role in advancing China's long-term South China Sea strategy. Apr 22, 2016By Jacob J
China demands 'clean break' from militarism after Shinzo Abe makes offering at Yasukuni Abe's offering of "masakaki" trees at Yasukuni comes ahead of Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida's visit to China. Apr 21, 2016By Jacob J
Philippines: Duterte says will sever ties with allies US, Australia over rape remark row Ambassadors of Australia and the US criticise Duterte for saying he should have been first to rape the 'beautiful' missionary. Apr 21, 2016By Jacob J
Singapore jails Malaysian actor Tony Eusoff for 8 months on drug charges Singapore is in the forefront of nations that vouch for strict punishment for drug crimes, including death. Apr 21, 2016By Jacob J
Witness accounts confirm more than 500 refugees drowned in Mediterranean boat capsize Citing eye-witnesses, the UN agency officials said hundreds of people drowned in a matter of minutes as the boat sank. Apr 21, 2016By Jacob J
SDP's Chee exudes confidence as Bukit Batok by-election confirmed on 7 May According to the elections department, there are 25,616 voters in the Bukit Batok single member constituency. Apr 21, 2016By Jacob J
Three injured in multi-vehicle accident on Woodlands Avenue 12 Eye-witnesses who spoke to TODAY said they saw an overturned lorry on the Seletar Expressway. Apr 21, 2016By Jacob J
Philippines: Rodrigo Duterte leads opinion polls; apologises for rape remark Duterte had initially refused to offer apology, saying he will not say sorry for a mistake he did not commit. Apr 19, 2016By Jacob J
Netanyahu says will 'settle accounts with terrorists' after Jerusalem bus blast The prime minister called the attack an act of terrorism though the police did not term the incident a terror attack Apr 19, 2016By Jacob J
Singapore beefs up checkpoint security with BioScreen thumbprint scanning Travellers aged above six who use the manned counters at checkpoints will have to scan thumbprints on arrival and departure. Apr 19, 2016By Jacob J
Malaysian PM Najib's brother Nazir Razak 'offered to resign' as CIMB chairman Nazir, who was re-elected as CIMB chairman, said the funds transfer was a one-off event to help his brother. Apr 18, 2016By Jacob J
Malaysian boxer Ramkumar who won silver in SEA Games killed in prison Ramkumar, who had been arrested and kept in the prison over a kidnap case, was stabbed in the back. Apr 18, 2016By Jacob J
Philippines: Rodrigo Duterte will not say sorry for comment on rape victim Jaqueline Hamill Footage shows Duterte saying rape victim was so beautiful that he should have been the first to rape her. Apr 18, 2016By Jacob J
17 injured as SBS buses collide in Pasir Ris All seventeen were conveyed conscious to Changi General Hospital. Apr 17, 2016By Boby Michael