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Chinese shuttlers move base to Nottingham to beat virus
PETALING JAYA: The Chinese shuttlers are taking no chances with the Covid-19 oubreak. Their national badminton team have flown to England and based themselves in Nottingham to prepare for the back-to-back German Open and All-England in March.
No Gavin, so trio carry nation’s hopes in born-again Open
SHAH ALAM: The national No. 1 will not be here and the home fans will have to count on the likes of Ben Leong, Nicholas Fung and Danny Chia to end the nation’s 58-year wait for a first Malaysian Open golf champion.
Three women with whistles for the M-League
PETALING JAYA: Forget about wolf whistles. For the first time, there will be three women whistling at the men in the M-League season this year.
I’ll be back for Asian meet, says injured Aifa
PETALING JAYA: National squash player Aifa Azman caused a scare by withdrawing from the National Junior Championships – but she has vowed to be back for the Asian Team Squash Championships late next month.
Malaysia not spared
PETALING JAYA: The latest warning by one of the Big Three rating agencies on Asia’s weakening credit conditions has also brought Malaysia under the microscope, particularly the country’s corporate debt default risk.
Budget gives ‘large’ boost to Singapore economy
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s budget provides a “fairly large fiscal boost” to the economy to counter the impact of the coronavirus, with the government still expecting positive growth for the year, Deputy Prime Minister Heng Swee Keat said.
India sugar shippers target ‘golden opportunity’ in Indonesia
NEW DELHI: Indian sugar millers, saddled with record stockpiles, are eager to cash in on the prospect of resuming exports to Indonesia after being absent from the world’s top import market for years.
Supply risks push crude up
SINGAPORE: Oil jumped back above US$58 a barrel and was set for the longest run of gains in more than a year, as United States sanctions on Russia’s largest producer and conflict in Libya shifted the focus to supply threats from virus-driven demand concerns.
Birthday tradition brings joy to Down Syndrome kids
For Datuk Irwan Shah Abdullah, better known as DJ Dave, his birthdays are usually spent with children from welfare homes.
Tranquil Thailand's gun culture in spotlight after shooting sprees
BANGKOK (Reuters) - Normally serene Thailand has been on edge since a rogue soldier went on the rampage in a northeastern city this month, killing 29 people in a shooting spree that ended in a standoff with police at a shopping mall.