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Evo or not, Bolivia faces uncharted waters ahead
LA PAZ (Reuters) - Bolivian President Evo Morales has steered South America's poorest country through an unprecedented period of political stability and economic prosperity since sweeping to power in 2006. Things might be about to get a bit more bumpy.
A lifetime to heal
THERE has been much debate over which Hollywood actor played the role of Batman’s arch rival - The Joker - better.
Producing well-rounded students
THEY had been talking about their students’ performance in public examinations, comparing notes on whose had scored the most number of As, when one of the teachers in the group suddenly said: “To me, it’s a lose-lose situation most of the time”THEY had been talking about their students’ performance in public examinations, comparing notes on whose had scored the most number of As, when one of the teachers in the group suddenly said: “To me, it’s a lose-lose situation most of the time”
North Macedonian PM urges snap election after EU declines to launch accession talks
SKOPJE (Reuters) - North Macedonia's Prime Minister Zoran Zaev called on Saturday for a snap parliamentary election after the European Union failed to give his country a date to start talks on joining the bloc.
Our way or no way, says defiant Cheika as Australia crash out
OITA, Japan (Reuters) - Michael Cheika said he would prefer to lose the Australian way, with ball in hand, than win by playing a more conservative game after the Wallabies crashed out of the World Cup quarter-finals against England on Saturday.
Japan prepared for physical battle against Springboks
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan will focus on playing their own brand of rugby against the physical game of South Africa in Sunday's Rugby World Cup quarter-final, the hosts' attack coach Tony Brown said on Saturday.
Paraquat ban could cost Thailand RM78bil, warn academics
BANGKOK, Thailand (ANN): Millions of Thai sugarcane farmers and some academics have voiced opposition to the ban on farm chemicals paraquat and glyphosate, saying the discontinuation of these substances can cost the sugar industry as much as Bt570bil (RM78bil).
Australia police arrest Iraqi man over deaths of over 350 asylum seekers in 2001
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The Australian Federal Police said on Saturday it had charged a 43-year-old Iraqi man for his part in allegedly organising a people smuggling venture that led to the deaths of more than 350 asylum seekers when their boat sank in 2001.
Bone conduction headphones let you jam without blocking out the world
Instead of going in your ears, Aftershokz's headphones use bone conduction technology so that you can listen to music while still hearing everything from the outside world.
Vanke working towards Bukit Nanas development
Chinese developer seeking approval for its 7.4 acre project next to gazetted forest reserve.