Southeast Asia
New Straits Times - By V. ANBALAGAN DATUK Seri Anwar Ibrahim's sodomy trial will go into legal history as one of the longest criminal cases. There were some 60 adjournments and numerous interlocutory applications by Anwar's defence team, which used all legal avenues and... |
New Straits Times - By Masami Mustaza Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak waving at the crowd when arriving at a meeting with industrial sector employees at the Proton Centre of Excellence in Shah Alam, Selangor, yesterday. |
gulfnews.com - By Gilbert P. Felongco, Correspondent Manila: Local officials who neglected their duties will be held accountable for the landslide tragedy that befell a gold rush site in Southern Philippines' Compostella Valley, the palace said. |
Inquirer.net - By Tarra Quismundo 'MORE FUN' TURNS FUNNY. Filipino humor overwhelms Facebook and other social networking sites as netizens parody the new tourism slogan. |
GMA News - Devotees of the Black Nazarene flocked to the Quirino Grandstand in Manila as the annual "Pahalik" tradition started before dawn Sunday. |
The Economist - IT IS a proud boast of Singapore that this very small but immensely wealthy city-state is the least corrupt and best place to do business in the world. |
Bernama - MANILA, Jan 7 (Bernama) -- Philippine government on Saturday urged journalists who have received death threats from any individuals or groups, to immediately inform the relevant authorities, so that necessary actions could be taken to protect them. |
ABS CBN News - MANILA, Philippines - About 56 Filipinos repatriated from strife-torn Syria has arrived in Manila on Saturday afternoon. The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) said the Pinoys who availed of the government's mandatory repatriation, ... |
ESPN (blog) - By Bob Ehalt If you happen to have a picture of Aqueduct Racetrack from around 2009, put it in a safe place. Those not so long ago days of Aqueduct masquerading as a ghost town are rapidly moving into the past, with the combination of New York City ... |
AsiaOne - A junior college student and a pump attendant were swept away after 12 hours of continuous rain lashed Kuching in the Malaysian state of Sarawak. |
San Francisco Chronicle - Former Cambodian head the National Authority for Combating Drugs Moek Dara (C) talks to journalist after his verdict in front of a court of Banteay Meanchey province, some 350 kilometers northwest of Phnom Penh on January 5, 2012. |
International Business Times UK - By Emanuelle Degli Esposti: Subscribe to Emanuelle's RSS feed India's crime branch officers hold a seized head of a Royal Bengal tiger outside a hotel in Nagpur March 16, 2011. |
Manila Standard Today - THE lawyer of retired Armed Forces chief Gen. Roy Cimatu on Friday denounced the findings of Justice Department prosecutors recommending his indictment for plunder, saying those were based on the “spurious” documents submitted by the complainant, ... |
eSecurity Planet - Members of the hacker group Team Intra accessed staff user names, domain information, and hashed passwords. Hackers recently accessed staff user names, domain information, and hashed passwords at the National University of Singapore. |
World
Voice of America - January 07, 2012 21 Dead in New Syria Violence, Activists Say VOA News Syrian activists say at least 21 people were killed Saturday in clashes throughout Syria. |
NEWS.com.au - Aerial view of the scene over Somerset Road, Carterton, showing the remains of a hot air balloon that crashed this morning killing all 11 aboard. |
Newsday - World Newsday > News > World Nigerian Christians vow to defend selves Published: January 7, 2012 6:50 PM By NJADVARA MUSAAND JON GAMBRELL. |
Politico (blog) - By ALEXANDER BURNS | The Los Angeles Times and other outlets reported earlier on the Newt Gingrich super PAC, Winning Our Future, purchasing the rights to a short, hostile documentary on Mitt Romney's time at Bain Capital. |
AFP - NAIROBI - The UN's top official in South Sudan on Saturday said "no evidence" had been found of reported mass killings, but warned that 60000 people were in urgent need of aid. |
Washington Post - TOKYO - Kim Jong Eun, according to propaganda described in a recent Chinese magazine article, learned to drive at age 3. By 8, he could safely maneuver dirt roads at 75 mph. |
Straits Times - WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States on Saturday acknowledged Iran's government for welcoming the actions of American sailors who rescued 13 Iranian fisherman from pirates near the entrance to Gulf waters. |
ABC News - By KATTI GRAY Michelle Obama attends the 2011 Building a Healthier Future summit at the Omni Shoreham Hotel on November 30, 2011 in Washington, DC. |
gulfnews.com - The arrest of Turkey's former army chief Ilker Basbug on suspicion of leading an internet campaign to topple the government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan is a serious development. |
WFAA - by JONATHAN BETZ DALLAS - The 15-year-old Dallas girl who was mistakenly deported to Colombia is finally back home. Jakadrien Turner spent her first full day with family members since 2010, and it's a story you saw first on News 8. |
Mirror.co.uk - by Stephen Hayward, Sunday Mirror 8/01/2012 ANTI-terror police have flown to Kenya to help with the inquiry over a British national arrested in the country last month. |
Belfast Telegraph - David Cameron has hailed the African National Congress (ANC) as a "beacon for the world" in fighting discrimination and oppression, as the South African party celebrates its centenary. |
Huffington Post - By SAMEER N. YACOUB 01/ 7/12 04:10 AM ET AP BAGHDAD -- A roadside bomb targeting Shiite pilgrims killed two people and wounded eight others south of Baghdad on Saturday, Iraqi officials said. |
Winnipeg Free Press - One weakness of the Obama administration's emerging initiative to negotiate with leaders of the Afghan Taliban is evident in the misleading rhetoric with which it is described. |
Zee News - Islamabad: Pakistani-American businessman Mansoor Ijaz has informed the memo probe commission of his availability in mid-January for testifying while offered his BlackBerry for forensic investigation about his alleged communication with former ... |
Telegraph.co.uk - At the cobwebbed headquarters of Aung San Suu Kyi's National League for Democracy, party workers are feverishly preparing for an election many thought they would never see - Burma's first in 22 years. |
Washington Post - As President Obama stood at the podium in the Pentagon briefing room Thursday to outline the nation's defense priorities, the military stood with him. |
New York Times - WASHINGTON - To many Republicans and some constitutional scholars, President Obama's decision last week to ignore a sitting Senate and sidestep the confirmation process for several appointees risked nothing short of an end to the Senate's role of ... |
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