South Korea Rejects US Extradition Request of Son Jong Woo, Operator of Child Pornography Site Netizens have launched multiple petitions to extradite him to the U.S. since the court's decision came out Jul 6, 2020By Krishnendu Banerjee
Harry Potter Author JK Rowling a Threat to LGBT People, Says Transgender Model Munroe Bergdorf On Sunday, JK Rowling shared a long Twitter thread and expressed her concern over the "new kind of conversion therapy for young gay people" Jul 6, 2020By R. Ghosh
Iranian Lawmakers Sign Motion to Summon President Rouhani; Possibility of Impeachment Looms Large 120 lawmakers of the 290 strong Islamic Consultative Assembly or the Iranian Majles signed the motion to question the president Jul 6, 2020By IBTimes APAC Desk
Singapore GE2020: Netizens Lash Out at PAP for Demanding Explanation from WP on Raeesah Khan PAP issued a statement on Monday demanding Workers' Party to clear its stand on Raeesah Khan and her comments that were under police investigation Jul 6, 2020By Krishnendu Banerjee
Tokyo Governor Yuriko Koike Secures 2nd Term After Resounding Poll Victory The 67-year-old incumbent was pitted against a slew of lesser-known candidates in a campaign overshadowed by the pandemic. Jul 6, 2020By IANS
Anti-Fake News Law Boon or Bane in Singapore GE2020? While many in the opposition in Singapore believe it stifles their voice, political analyst Eugene Tan says it is an important law to curb misinformation Jul 6, 2020By Krishnendu Banerjee Fake news
Indian Customs Seizes 30 Kg Gold Smuggled in Diplomatic Bags Addressed to UAE Consulate The UAE consulate in India has denied any knowledge of the smuggled gold but officials believe there was insider help in carrying out the operation. Jul 6, 2020By R. Ghosh
'Coronavirus Came From Wuhan Lab' Is Not a Conspiracy Theory, Says Former MI6 Chief The closest known match to the SARS-CoV-2 strain was found 7 years ago by Chinese scientists Jul 6, 2020By Bhaswati Guha Majumder Coronavirus
Who is Stephen Cooper? New Yorker in Famous 9/11 Photo Dies From Coronavirus Stephen Cooper, who was clicked by AP photographer Suzanne Plunkett, was delivering documents near the World Trade Center on the morning of 9/11. Jul 6, 2020By R. Ghosh Coronavirus
Democracy Activists' Books Unavailable in Hong Kong Public Libraries After New Security Law The national-security law has been criticized by many experts who fear it would be used to stifle dissent and undermine freedoms of Hong Kong Jul 5, 2020By Reuters
Bali Conducts Mass Prayers for Reopening from Coronavirus Lockdown Over a thousand people attended prayer at Besakih Hindu temple in the town of Karangasem on Sunday, July 5 Jul 5, 2020By IBTimes SG Desk
UAE Restructures Government, Seeking More Agility As It Deals With Covid-19 Impact UAE Vice President Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum announced the restructuring of the government via Twitter Jul 5, 2020By Reuters
UK Health Minister Hails Responsible Behavior After English Pubs Reopen The UK have been setting their own timetables for easing restrictions, with Wales and Scotland easing restrictions more slowly Jul 5, 2020By Reuters Coronavirus
Singapore GE2020: WP's Raeesah Khan Apologizes for Alleged Comments on Race, Religion Raeesah Khan, a social activist, is WP's youngest candidate and is contesting from Sengkang GRC in the upcoming GE2020 Jul 5, 2020By Krishnendu Banerjee
Mainland China Confirms 8 New Coronavirus Cases, 2 in Beijing The deadly virus outbreak has created a major stir around the world in recent times infecting people in more than 170 nations Jul 5, 2020By IBTimes SG Desk Coronavirus