Chris and Marianne Fisher, who post videos of their globe-trotting adventures on social media, filmed a Malaysian policeman allegedly accepting cash to settle a traffic ticket he had just issued.
UK BASE jumper killed in Thailand after parachute fails to open during social media stunt near Pattaya beach
Nathy Odinson had sneaked up to the 29th floor of a condo to perform a jump, according to local media, but was killed when his parachute failed to open.
New infrastructure framework ‘gives confidence’ to developers
Recently published Enabling Better Infrastructure (EBI) guidance will give greater confidence to developers and investors to build a sustainable world, an expert has said.
Malaysia charges ex-Mahathir aide Daim Zainuddin with failure to declare assets
The 86-year-old former finance minister and key ally of ex-Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad was charged on Monday with failing to comply with a notice to declare his assets under the country’s anti-corruption laws.
Warning to Putin critics as rockers Bi-2 face deportation from Thailand
Russia has accused the band of sponsoring terrorism by publicly supporting Ukraine, raising concerns they, and others, may face criminal charges in their home country.
Will new rail link push more Singaporeans to opt for life in Johor Bahru as cost of living, rent in city state soars?
Despite a strong Singapore dollar and weak Malaysian ringgit, Singaporeans are not eyeing large properties in JB and are prioritising connectivity instead.
Philippine troops kill 9 suspected Muslim militants, including 2 accused of Mass bombing
Army forces clashed with about 15 militants in a series of shoot-outs, with the dead including suspects in the December 3 bombing that killed four Catholic worshippers and wounded dozens.
3 years after Myanmar’s coup, is the clock finally running out on embattled junta as it ‘slowly falls apart’?
But the military is likely to ‘fight ever more brutally, the closer it comes to defeat’, analysts say, even as ‘pace of liberation quickens’ in Myanmar.
Singapore to spend US$30 million to keep EZ-link cards after SimplyGo ‘judgment error’, transport minister says
Transport Minister Chee Hong Tat also said the government will need to spend US$30 million to upkeep the older ticketing system.
Onshore wind policy in England subject to legal challenge
The UK government’s decision to omit onshore wind projects from the types of energy infrastructure projects that can generally be considered as ‘nationally significant infrastructure projects’ (NSIPs) under planning policy applicable in England is subject to a new legal challenge.