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Robot Dog Patrols Singapore Park to Remind People to Keep Their Distance
On a Wednesday in early October, two wheeled robots named Xavier entered the corridors of Toa Payoh Central…
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Malaysia and Indonesia Agree to Step Up Joint Haze Monitoring Ahead of Super El Nino
Malaysia , November 18, 2024 In a landmark step toward tackling Southeast Asia’s recurring haze crisis, Malaysia and…
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UMNO Fades as Malaysia Political Force
Malaysia’s political landscape has undergone significant changes, with the United Malays National Organisation (UMNO) facing a decline in…
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South Sudan Shuts All Schools for Two Weeks as Heatwave Builds
They will sit at home, not in classrooms. For two weeks, starting now, every school in South Sudan…
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Three Workers Die in Kolkata Leather Complex Drain
The bodies of three workers were pulled from a clogged drain at the Kolkata Leather Complex in Bantala…
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Second Australian tourist dies in Laos alcohol poisoning, death toll now six
A second Australian visitor has succumbed to alcohol poisoning in Vang Vieng, Laos, raising the total number of…
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Heavy Winter Rains and Landslides Kill 36 in Pakistan, Injure 50
Heavy rainfall has brought devastation to Pakistan, resulting in the loss of 36 lives and injuring 50 others…
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Malaysia’s Alleged Political Revenge: UK Journalist Jailed Amid 1MDB Scandal Fallout
UK, 11 February, 2023: UK journalist Clare Rewcastle Brown, 64, has been accused by Malaysia of seeking “political…
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Halim Saad Sues Mahathir Mohamad for Defamation
Malaysian businessman Halim Saad filed a lawsuit on August 10, 2023, against former Prime Minister Tun Dr. Mahathir…
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China Erases Foreign Minister Qin Gang From Record
The disappearance of China’s foreign minister, Qin Gang, from public view in June 2023, followed by his dismissal…
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Hong Kong Ranked World’s Freest Economy Again in Fraser Institute 2026 Report
The Fraser Institute has once again ranked Hong Kong as the world’s freest economy, a designation that carries…
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Malaysia and Thailand Launch Cross-Border QR Payment System Successfully
Kuala Lumpur – On 22 June 2021, Bank Negara Malaysia and the Bank of Thailand announced the activation…
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Singapore’s Non-Oil Exports Rise 7.7% in March 2022, Beating Analyst Estimates
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China Seized Over 31 Million Fake Face Masks as Counterfeit Gear Spread in 2020
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Cancelled orders leave Bangladesh’s garment workers without pay as factories close
“We will have 4.1 million workers literally going hungry if we don’t all step up,” Rubana Huq, president…
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Japan rolls out $1 trillion stimulus package to soften coronavirus impact
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe announced on Monday a nearly $1 trillion in stimulus to protect its economy…
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Vietnamese Lychee Reaches Houston as US Stays Vietnam’s Biggest Export Market
Goods with ‘Made in Vietnam’ tags have become more popular in the United States as the world’s largest…
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Singapore to issue “stop-work order” to companies that do not allow telecommuting amid coronavirus crisis
The Ministry of Manpower (MOM) of Singapore has warned that it will be issuing stop-work orders on firms…
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Spritzer Plans Two New Bottling Lines to Lift Output to 900 Million Bottles
Malaysia, March 24, 2020 — cybernewschronicle.com — Spritzer Berhad, Malaysia’s largest producer of bottled water plans to boost…
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Duterte Places All of Luzon, Home to 53 Million People, Under Enhanced Community Quarantine
On 16 March 2020, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte placed the entire island of Luzon, home to 60 million…
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Philippines declares health emergency, cancels public events amid coronavirus
National Security Threat Defines New Emergency Status President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines declared a state of public…
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Malaysian fugitive Jho Low spotted in virus-hit Wuhan
The fugitive Malaysian financier Low Taek Jho, commonly known as Jho Low, was recently spotted in the coronavirus-center…
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Taiwan warns of retaliation against Philippines if travel ban continues
The Taiwanese government said it could take countermeasures if the Philippines keep its entry ban on Taiwanese over…
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