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M’sians in Melbourne take second lockdown in their stride
PETALING JAYA: Shoppers in Melbourne stocked up on groceries and toilet paper when the second lockdown was announced but for Amanda Yap (pic), she went to the local library and borrowed 20 books.
Britain imposes sanctions on Russians, including top investigator, Saudis over rights
LONDON (Reuters) - Britain imposed sanctions on 25 Russians and 20 Saudis on Monday as part of post-Brexit measures foreign minister Dominic Raab said were aimed at stopping the laundering of "blood money".
Timeline: Threats and stalemate one year after Trump last met North Korea's Kim
WASHINGTON/SEOUL (Reuters) - Nearly one year after U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un last met, North Korea has returned to conducting short-range missile tests and issuing harsh rhetoric, while Washington shows little interest in easing sanctions.
A friendship that has stood the test of time
KLANG: They met as young teachers in Sabah in 1980 and became fast friends.
Ban 'racist Black Pete' Jesse Jackson writes Dutch PM Rutte
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - U.S. civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has written Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte asking him to end the use of the pre-Christmas character "Black Pete," which Jackson called a racist relic of colonialism.
From Damascus to Berlin: A Reuters journalist's quest for family reunion
BERLIN (Reuters) - It was still dark in Damascus as I walked down the stairs, my new life contained in a red suitcase. My mother stood next to the taxi door praying for my safety. My father was silent, certain that he would never see me again.
Timeline: From historic summit to building destruction, North Korea unsettles U.S.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - North Korea on Tuesday blew up a building set up in 2018 in a border town as a joint liaison office to foster better ties with South Korea, the latest in a series of actions by Pyongyang that have increased concerns in Washington.
For gay stars of banned condom ad, no let-up in Poland's LGBT rights clampdown
WARSAW (Reuters) - For Jakub Kwiecinski, a ban by Poland's public broadcaster on a condom advert featuring him and his husband has come as no surprise, but it does make him uneasy about what targets a government clampdown on LGBT rights will pick on next.
Reservations for hotel spreads ringing off the hook
GEORGE TOWN: Although Penang is known internationally as a street food paradise, people in the state also have a longstanding secret love affair with restaurant buffets.
Dutch PM now says 'Black Pete' tradition will disappear
AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said his attitude towards "Black Pete", a figure from pre-Christmas celebrations that has been criticised as a racist caricature, had undergone "great changes" in recent years.