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Two years on, a look at the Rohingya crisis
YANGON (Reuters) - This month marks the second anniversary of the fleeing of more than 730,000 Rohingya from Myanmar's northwest Rakhine State to Bangladesh after a military-led crackdown in response to an attack by Muslim militants on Myanmar police posts.
39 M’sians to study in Britain under Chevening scholarship
KUALA LUMPUR: Thirty-nine Malaysians have received the opportunity of a lifetime to pursue postgraduate studies in Britain under the prestigious Chevening scholarship programme.
What does Facebook’s plan to hire journalists mean for media industry?
Facebook's plan to hire professional journalists instead of relying solely on algorithms to deliver news is a positive step but is unlikely to shake up an embattled media industry, analysts say.
Fearing tobacco's fate, palm oil industry fights back
KUALA LUMPUR: On the morning of Feb. 26, executives from a Washington consultancy presented a strategy paper to some of the most powerful officials in the Malaysian palm oil industry.
Hong Kong protesters clash with police, angry at lack of prosecutions after subway mob attack
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Thousands of Hong Kong residents held a sometimes scrappy anti-government protest on Wednesday at a suburban subway station that was attacked by a mob last month, angry that nobody has yet been prosecuted for the violence.
Facebook hiring journalists to curate its new News Tab
Facebook on Tuesday confirmed plans for a News Tab that will be edited by seasoned journalists, in a departure from its longstanding practice of letting algorithms dictate a user's experience.
Venezuela's Maduro says there has been contact with U.S. officials 'for months'
CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said Tuesday he had authorized contact with the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump "for months," in an effort to repair relations with Washington.
China hopes U.S. will come back to the table at Chile climate talks
SANTIAGO:China hopes to welcome the United States "back to the negotiating table" to discuss global efforts to limit climate change at a United Nations summit to be hosted by Chile in December, its top climate change envoy said on Tuesday
China hopes U.S. will come back to the table at Chile climate talks
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - China hopes to welcome the United States "back to the negotiating table" to discuss global efforts to limit climate change at a United Nations summit to be hosted by Chile in December, its top climate change envoy said on Tuesday.
Brazilian police sniper kills Rio bus hijacker; no hostages hurt
RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A police sniper in Rio de Janeiro on Tuesday shot dead a man who had hijacked a bus on a bridge across Guanabara Bay and taken 37 people hostage, in a dramatic end to an incident that underlined the daily grind of violence in the Brazilian city.