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Hardened Lebanese merchants battered by Beirut blast
BEIRUT (Reuters) - Sleep Comfort survived Lebanon's 15-year civil war. But nothing could have prepared the high-end family furniture business for the Beirut port blast that destroyed swathes of the capital.
Taiwan's award-winning winemaker aims to revive fading tradition
TAICHUNG, Taiwan (Reuters) - Standing amid rows of metal-bound barrels in a vineyard, Chen Chien-hao holds up a glass of wine to scrutinise its golden hue.
UMT gets five-star rating
UNIVERSITI Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) has been given a five-star rating in the Malaysia Research Assessment (MyRA).
Anifah spices up Sabah’s political scene ahead of GE15
KOTA KINABALU: Former foreign minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman’s move to helm Parti Cinta Sabah has ignited even more excitement in the local political scene ahead of the 15th General Election.
Anifah’s new political party expected to create interest in next election, with ‘new deals’ for Sabah, say analysts
KOTA KINABALU: Datuk Seri Anifah Aman’s re-entry to the political scene in Sabah by leading a locally-based party, is expected to create a buzz in the next election as to what kind of "new deals" will be offered to Sabah.
MPs’ seating rearranged for better visibility
LAWMAKERS who have been placed at the public gallery in Dewan Rakyat due to social distancing measures have been relocated to the main gallery.
Russia blames avalanche for 1959 Urals mountain tragedy, RIA agency reports
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia has blamed the death of nine students in the Urals mountains in 1959 on an avalanche and poor visibility, an inquiry has found into the incident which has provoked dozens of conspiracy theories, news agency RIA reported on Saturday.
Dreaded annual haze may return
PETALING JAYA: Just as most Malaysians are heaving a sigh of relief that the country is in the recovery stage of the Covid-19 pandemic, another problem is looming – the annual haze.
Singapore PM’s brother sees ‘real anger’ brewing before election
In his first full-length media interview done over email, Lee Hsien Yang explains why he’s chosen to speak out now against the system his father helped create.
It is rocket science: EU to speed up space ambitions, Breton says
PARIS (Reuters) - The European Union will plough more money into rocket launches, satellite communication and space exploration to preserve its often unsung successes in space and keep up with US and Chinese ambitions, its space chief said on Sunday.
