Man fined RM6,000 for illegal transport of live pigs

BUTTERWORTH: A man was fined RM6,000 in default three months' jail by a magistrate's court here after he pleaded guilty to illegally transporting six live pigs in August.

Southeast Asian ministers prepare for Myanmar talks as crisis intensifies

(Reuters) - Foreign ministers of Southeast Asian countries prepared for a special meeting with Myanmar's ruling military on Tuesday in an effort to quell deadly violence and open a channel to tackle its escalating political crisis.

Google is paying for more information in a break with its past

Google is under growing pressure to pay for information that, for two decades, the search provider snipped from the Web – and made a mint from – without paying a sen.

I have allergies – Can I take the Covid-19 vaccine?

Not your grandma: New WTO chief welcomes newspaper apology over sexist remarks

After a number of women heads of UN agencies and more than 120 ambassadors in Geneva last week signed a petition calling out the headline as racist and sexist, the paper apologised.

Jamal Yunos apologises to Yeo Bee Yin, defamation suit settled

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Sungai Besar Umno division head Datuk Seri Jamal Md Yunos on Tuesday (March 2) apologised to former minister of Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Climate Change Yeo Bee Yin to settle a defamation suit in relation to Yayasan Warisan Anak Selangor (Yawas) funds.

Crotone's Stroppa replaced by Cosmi at basement club

(Reuters) - Crotone have sacked head coach Giovanni Stroppa and replaced him with veteran Serse Cosmi after a six-match losing run left the Calabrians rooted to the bottom of the Serie A table.

Member of Juve first-team staff tests positive for COVID-19

ROME (Reuters) - A non-playing member of the Juventus squad has tested positive for COVID-19, the Serie A club announced on Monday.

Game developers endure trolls, tough parents

Those who dream of working in the video game industry face a number of challenges, including dealing with people who don’t consider it a promising career.

S. Koreans shake up Japan’s manga industry

TOKYO: Two South Korean technology companies are borrowing from mobile gaming to shake up – and dominate – Japan’s storied manga industry, a plot twist that has expanded the comics’ fanbase to a new generation of readers.