Southeast Asia
New Straits Times - By AZURA ABAS Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak gets an enthusiastic response from a crowd eager to shake his hand outside the Stadium Putra Bukit Jalil where he launched the 1Malaysia People's Welfare Programme (Kar1sma) yesterday. |
Inquirer.net - The prosecution is in a hurry to rest its case against Chief Justice Renato Corona as swiftly as it pushed the impeachment complaint to the Senate after collecting 188 signatures of congressmen in a record time of three hours in a single day. |
Malaysia Star - By MARTIN CARVALHO KUALA LUMPUR: Almost every one of the over 15000 Malaysians awaiting organ donor transplants suffers from kidney failure. |
Minda News - By Froilan Gallardo | Monday| March 5, 2012 | Filed under: Top Stories CAGAYAN DE ORO (MindaNews/04 March) - A chartered light plane carrying a vacationing Norwegian family crashed as it was about to land at the airport in Mambajao town in Camiguin, ... |
Inquirer.net - By Kristine L. Alave Commercial fishing boats have again been allowed to harvest sardines in the waters of southwestern Mindanao after the government lifted a three-month closed season on sardine fishing on Friday. |
Minda News - By Mindanews | Monday| March 5, 2012 | Filed under: Top Stories ZAMBOANGA CITY (Mindanews/04 March) - An improvised bomb explosion rocked the business center of Jolo, Sulu on Saturday night, killing two persons and injured eight others. |
BusinessWorld Online Edition - THE GOVERNMENT will be pushing for an international resolution that would tighten security measures and prevent nuclear resources such as uranium and plutonium from being used for terrorist activities, a high-ranking Executive official said late last ... |
Inquirer.net - By Christine O. Avendaño PRESIDENTIAL PRAYER President Aquino prays before the coffin of Inquirer publisher Isagani M. Yambot Sr. |
Bangkok Post - Wattana district office has banned people entering fire-ravaged Fico Place building on Asok Road. Sajja Khontrong, chief of Wattana district, said an order was released Sunday informing the owner that the use of the building is prohibited until ... |
New Straits Times - KUALA LUMPUR: The government has been urged to hire independent monitoring bodies to publish the radiation readings of residue to be disposed by Lynas Corporation. |
World
The Guardian - Opposition leaders said that Russia's presidential elections on Sunday were even more rigged than December's parliamentary elections. |
allvoices - By StephenManual The world is rapidly becoming a dangerous place to live in. Every country is increasing its defence budget and buying new war technologies from developed countries. |
Canada.com (blog) - This just out from interim Liberal leader Bob Rae, who apparently met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today before the latter flew to Washington for a pivotal meeting on Iran. |
Jakarta Post - This video image taken across the Congo river in Kinshasa, Congo on Sunday shows a blast that rocked Brazzaville the capital of the Republic of Congo. |
Times LIVE - SIXTEEN people were killed when two passenger trains collided head-on in southern Poland late on Saturday in the country's worst train crash in more than 20 years. |
IBNLive.com - Beirut: The Red Cross delivered emergency aid to areas around the battered Baba Amro district of the Syrian city of Homs on Sunday, but was blocked for a third day from entering the former rebel bastion amid reports of bloody reprisals by state forces. |
National Post - WASHINGTON - Al Franken had it exactly right in his 1999 bestseller: Rush Limbaugh is a Big, Fat Idiot. I'm sorry. That was insulting. |
Wall Street Journal - By JACK NICAS and MIKE ESTERL MARYSVILLE, Ind.—In this small town in southeast Indiana, the tornado's devastation was so severe that residents weren't asking how to rebuild—but whether to try at all. |
AsiaOne - SAGAING, Myanmar - Myanmar's opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi insisted she was back to health on Sunday as she pressed on with her election campaign despite falling ill during a huge rally a day earlier. |
Washington Post - In “Batman Begins” - the 2005 movie about the origins of the caped crusader - there is a group of villains who believe the city of Gotham is beyond saving and that the only way to fix it is to first destroy it. |
The Guardian - Love thy neighbour, so long as he is not an illegal immigrant. Blessed are the poor, so long as they are deserving. And, though it may be harder for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven than to pass through the eye of a needle, multimillionaires ... |
Wall Street Journal - By BRIAN SPEGELE BEIJING—One of the leaders of a village rebellion last year in southern China was elected as village head over the weekend in a democratic vote, the final stage in a remarkable turnaround that illustrates a potential new approach to ... |
Gulf Times - A mother of four died after setting herself on fire in a Tibetan-inhabited region of southwest China yesterday, a rights group said, in the latest self-immolation to hit the country. |
Financial Times - In the recent history of European treaty making, Ireland has emerged as something of a roadblock in the path to deeper integration. |
ABS CBN News - YAMADA, Japan - Shigeo Osugi walks around concrete foundations where his coastal town restaurant "Migoto" stood before a towering tsunami washed it away last year. |
Stuff.co.nz - A man is dead after being swept from a vehicle on a flooded causeway in New South Wales. Thousands of people have been evacuated in New South Wales and Victoria as devastating floods move through the Australian states. |
CANOE - By Daniel Proussalidis, QMI Agency OTTAWA - There's more gear in Canada's toolkit of options to force Syrian president Bashar al-Assad to give up power, says Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird. |
Inquirer.net - By Jerry E. Esplanada AP PHOTO Many overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) in strife-torn Syria are finally availing themselves of the government's free repatriation program, according to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA). |
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