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'Absolutely nothing wrong': Quotes from the fifth day of Trump's impeachment trial
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The impeachment trial of President Donald Trump in the U.S. Senate entered a new phase on Saturday as Trump's legal team began to lay out its defence on the fifth day of the proceedings.
Defence at Senate trial says ousting Trump would be 'massive interference' in election
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Lawyers for U.S. President Donald Trump told his Senate impeachment trial on Saturday that Democrats' efforts to remove the president from office would set a "very, very dangerous" precedent in an election year.
Cops scouring CCTV footage for clues
PETALING JAYA: Police are getting CCTV footage from surrounding areas and highways to identify two suspects responsible for the brazen daylight robbery of a house in Damansara Jaya, says Petaling Jaya OCPD Asst Comm Mohd Zani Che Din.
Myths and lores in the industry
THERE are times when if we want to move ahead, we have to look back. Now is that time.
Laos weighs on export of 100,000 tons rice to Cuba
VIENTIANE: Laos government has assigned Phan Phet Agriculture Development Co, Ltd. to carry out a feasibility study on the export of 100,000 tons of rice a year to Cuba, according to the website of the Laos Ministry of Industry and Commerce on Friday (Jan 24).
Plunging penny stocks stir a mutual fund crisis in Indonesia
JAKARTA: A crisis of confidence is brewing in Indonesia’s mutual-fund industry after some asset managers created products that invested in tiny, illiquid stocks, which have plunged in value.
BWF’s lack of communication annoys BAM and PBSI
KUALA LUMPUR: The Badminton Association of Malaysia (BAM) are not at all happy with the way the Badminton World Federation (BWF) are making decisions without engaging member affiliates, with the latest being a move to switch shuttles.
RM300 for 25,000 needy folks in Pahang
KUANTAN: Pahang Mentri Besar has announced several projects and special programmes that can be implemented this year thanks to improved state finances.
Japan should ban confiscation of foreign employees' passports, lawyer says
TOKYO (Reuters) - The Japanese government should forbid employers from retaining the passports of their foreign workers, a lawyer said on Thursday after a Filipino woman sued her former employer for refusing to return her personal documents.