SEOUL • A typhoon passed along South Korea’s coast yesterday, toppling trees, grounding aircraft and causing at least three deaths
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India’s Moon mission suffers setback
India’s ambitious space programme suffered a setback after scientists lost contact with the unmanned spacecraft trying to land on the
Little headway in solving Japan-Russia territorial dispute
Over 27 summit meetings, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has cajoled, coaxed and wheedled Russian President Vladimir Putin in a
KL acts to ease tensions over call to boycott non-Muslim goods
Malaysia’s administration has moved swiftly to calm communal tensions in the wake of a campaign calling for Muslims in the
North Korea launches more short-range missiles
SEOUL • North Korea fired what appeared to be two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast
Iran test-fires new missile, says Revolutionary Guard commander
GENEVA • Iran has test-fired a new missile, the commander of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard, Major-General Hossein Salami, said yesterday, according
Chinese survey ship inches closer to Vietnam coastline
HANOI • A Chinese survey vessel yesterday extended its activities to an area closer to Vietnam’s coastline, ship tracking data
Three killed, 300 evacuated after Indonesian ferry fire
JAKARTA • Indonesian rescuers found three people dead and evacuated 300 from the blazing wreckage of a ferry off the
KL airport operations seem back to normal after disruption
KUALA LUMPUR • Operations at Malaysia’s Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) seemed to be returning to normal yesterday, days after
US, Asean to hold first joint maritime exercises
BANGKOK • The United States and 10 South-east Asian states will hold their first joint maritime exercises next month aimed
Delegation of opposition leaders turned away from Kashmir
A 12-member delegation of opposition leaders in the world’s largest democracy was turned away from the airport in Srinagar in
Indonesia extends mobile-data blockage in Papua after riots
JAKARTA • Indonesia’s government extended the suspension of mobile-data services in Papua and West Papua provinces after riots broke out
Ex-Indian finance minister Arun Jaitley dies at 66
NEW DELHI • Mr Arun Jaitley, the former Indian finance minister and one of Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s closest associates,
Orphaned dugongs become conservation icons in Thailand
Little Jamil bobbed in a white-tiled tank next to tubs of rehabilitating turtles with severed flippers or other injuries. The
Honestbee announces appointment of new CEO, departure of co-founder and CTO
SINGAPORE – Grocery and delivery start-up Honestbee has announced the appointment of its new chief executive, close to three months
MUFG Bank appoints IT, banking veteran Goh Sok Kim to drive digital transformation
SINGAPORE – MUFG Bank on Monday (July 29) appointed Goh Sok Kim as managing director and deputy head of its
One Championship to kick off first events in e-sports arena
SINGAPORE – After years of running mixed martial arts events, Temasek Holdings-backed One Championship is now sinking its teeth into
Waterloo Street apartment site up for sale with $145m asking price
SINGAPORE – Apartment development Min Yuan, a 27-unit residential with commercial on its first storey has been put up for
Completed condo prices drop 0.7% in June after two months of gains: NUS Index
SINGAPORE – Prices of completed private apartments and condominiums in Singapore dipped 0.7 per cent in June from the previous
4 largest Singapore office Reits averaged 2.07 cents DPU for April-June: SGX
SINGAPORE – For the quarter ended June, the four largest Singapore-listed real estate investment trusts (S-Reits) that own office assets
The elite club that rules the diamond world is starting to crack
LONDON (BLOOMBERG) – It’s one of the world’s most exclusive clubs, known over the years as the Syndicate, the Central
Watten Estate Condominium in Bukit Timah up for sale en bloc with $536m reserve price
SINGAPORE – Freehold Watten Estate Condominium will be up for collective sale on July 30 with a reserve price of
BM Mobility suspends trading after independent auditor flags going concern issues
SINGAPORE – Mainboard-listed electric transport group BM Mobility (BMM) has called for an immediate suspension in the trading of its
Jack Ma’s 2-trillion yuan loan machine is changing Chinese banking
SHANGHAI (BLOOMBERG) – Billionaire Jack Ma’s online bank is leading a quiet revolution in the way China lends to small businesses,
Johnson tells EU: It’s ditch backstop, or no-deal Brexit
LONDON • British Prime Minister Boris Johnson cautioned the European Union yesterday that the “anti-democratic” Irish backstop must be ditched