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Xinhua Asia-Pacific news summary at 1600 GMT, Aug. 14
KABUL -- At least 27 people, including 15 soldiers, were killed and about 11 others wounded in separate clashes in Afghanistan on Friday, authorities confirmed.
New Zealand's Ardern extends lockdown to stamp out coronavirus outbreak
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern extended a lockdown in the country's biggest city on Friday in response to the first national coronavirus outbreak in months, sticking with a "go early, go hard" approach she said has proven effective.
Israel, UAE to normalise relations in shift in Mideast politics; West Bank annexations on hold
DUBAI/JERUSALEM/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Israel and the United Arab Emirates announced on Thursday that they will normalise diplomatic ties and forge a broad new relationship, a move that reshapes the order of Middle East politics from the Palestinian issue to the fight against Iran.
Erdogan says any attack on Turkish ship in Mediterranean dispute will exact 'high price'
ANKARA (Reuters) - President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday that any attack on a Turkish ship exploring for oil and gas in disputed Mediterranean waters would incur a "high price" and suggested Turkey had already acted on that warning.
Law firm given 92 cheques by Ahmad Zahid, High Court told
KUALA LUMPUR: Former deputy prime minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi had given 92 cheques, totalling RM76,967,355.41, within two years to a law firm for the funds to be kept in Yayasan Al-Falah’s account to be used for religious and charitable purposes, the High Court was told.
New Zealand considers freight as possible source of new coronavirus cluster
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand officials are investigating the possibility that its first COVID-19 cases in more than three months were imported by freight, as the country's biggest city plunged back into lockdown on Wednesday.
‘Pedestrian traffic lights are expensive’
THE next time you use pedestrian traffic lights at a zebra crossing, appreciate the fact that it may have cost the government as much as several hundred thousand ringgit to set it up.
Enough with the rumours, says Perlis Raja Muda
ARAU: The Raja Muda of Perlis Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra Jamalullail called on the people to refrain from spreading rumours following the implementation of the targeted enhanced movement control order (MCO) in two villages in Kuala Sanglang, as this would cause panic in the community.
Arundhati Roy’s new novel lays India bare, unveiling worlds within our world
Both the margins and the marginalised speak in Arundhati Roy's new book.
Decision on RMCO to be based on infection data
PAGOH: The government will analyse data on the Covid-19 spread before deciding on the status of the recovery movement control order (MCO), which is slated to end on Aug 31.
