December 26, 2019

Indian national under investigation for taking part in public assembly at Marina Bay

Singapore — The police said yesterday (Dec 25) that a 32-year-old Indian national is under investigation for taking part in a public assembly at Marina Bay in protest against India’s Citizenship (Amendment) Act. According to TODAY, the police had received a report about the matter on Tuesday (Dec 24). The police said in a statement […]

December 19, 2019

Breaking News: US House of Representatives vote to impeach President Trump

The United States House of Representatives voted to impeach President Donald J. Trump on Wednesday night, December 18. He is the third President in the country’s history, after Andrew Johnson and Bill Clinton, to be impeached by the members of the House of Representatives, a majority of whom belong to the Democratic Party. What will […]

December 17, 2019

Women are better leaders than men— Barack Obama tells audience at Singapore Expo

Singapore— Former US President Barack Obama told the audience that gathered at Singapore Expo for his talk, ‘In Conversation with President Barack Obama’, that many of the world’s issues have been caused by older men refusing to let go of power, and if women would lead, the world would be a better place. Mr Obama […]

December 14, 2019

Philippine brewery San Miguel risks all by building world’s second-biggest airport

Manila—San Miguel Corporation, a company known worldwide for its beer, is risking it all by building an airport worth S$20 billion, reported to be the second biggest airport in the world. However, Nikkei Asian Review reports that there are skeptics who doubt the profitability of such an endeavor, which is spearheaded by none other than […]

December 9, 2019

800,000 take to the streets in Hong Kong on Sunday, marking 6 months since protests began

Hong Kong—Despite being an unusually cold day, approximately 800,000 people flocked to Hong Kong’s central park on December 8, Sunday, marking six straight months since the protests began. Sunday’s demonstration was a largely peaceful one, with people marching from Victoria Park to the business district downtown, many of whom were shouting “Rotten cops are killers, […]

December 9, 2019

Singapore to arrest sanctioned Russian ship over unpaid parking debts

Singapore—A report from Russian independent major news agency Interfax on Friday, December 6, says Singapore intends to arrest a Russian ship, the tanker Sevastopol. The tanker is under a US ban for the violation of economic sanctions imposed on North Korea, the Moscow Times reports. However, Sergei Novoseltsev, a spokesman for the Russian embassy in […]

December 9, 2019

Nicholas Fang to moderate ‘In Conversation with President Barack Obama’ on December 16  

Singapore— Nicholas Fang, the Director of Security and Global Affairs at Singapore Institute of International Affairs, will moderate former US President Barak Obama’s event on December 14 and 16. The organiser of the speaking event, business education provider, The Growth Faculty made the announcement on their website. President Obama’s wife, Michelle will also attend the event which […]

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