Singapore armoured carriers should be 'melted down': report
Singapore's armoured troop that are currently impounded in Hong Kong should be "melted down", China's state-run Global Times newspaper said. Singapore's 'carelessness' »
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China paper on Singapore carriers
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Attack suspect used car, knife
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Singaporean fell in Malacca waters
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Foreigners buying private real estate
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Mariah's Photoshop fail
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Prince William denies disapproval
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Online gambling syndicate crippled
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SAF to recover its vehicles
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Travel pic puzzles the internet
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Sinkhole sinks again (a bit)
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Better to fight for Rohingya than against ‘yellow shirts’, Zahid tells Jamal
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 29 ― Umno vice-president Datuk Seri Ahmad Zahid Hamidi urged grassroots chief Datuk Seri Jamal Yunos to focus on noble causes like galvanising support for the marginalised...
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Philippines detains hundreds of Chinese in casino raid
More than 1,300 Chinese citizens have been arrested in the Philippines for working illegally at an unlicensed online gaming business, the immigration bureau said Tuesday. China has expressed concern over the raid at a casino-hotel complex in the northern Philippines and said Manila must guarantee "humanitarian treatment" of those being held. Some 1,318 people were detained during the raid on November 24 in Angeles city, immigration bureau spokeswoman Maria Antoinette Mangrobang told AFP.
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Nicole Kidman strips down for Pirelli's unretouched calendar
Actress Nicole Kidman found posing for the 2017 Pirelli calendar to be a "glorious" experience.
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S. Korean leader offers conditional resignation amid scandal
South Korean President Park Geun-hye said Tuesday that she'll resign — if parliament arranges the technical details — in her latest attempt to fend off impeachment efforts and massive street protests amid ...
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Coca-Cola No. 1 in Japan with drinks galore, but not Coke
Coca-Cola has been the No. 1 beverage maker in Japan for half a century, but it's not thanks to the popularity of Coke. Instead, the American soft-drink brand has adapted to the quirky ways this society ...
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Young immigrants who came forward now worried about future
WASHINGTON (AP) — Hundreds of thousands of young immigrants living in the country illegally willingly came out of the shadows and identified themselves to the Obama administration on the promise that they'd be safe from deportation and allowed to work.
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The young Taiwan fraudsters targeted by Beijing
Taiwanese fraud rings based all over the world have for years swindled billions of dollars from members of the public through phone scams -- now they are the target of an angry China. As relations sour ...
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Evan Rachel Wood: 'I was raped twice'
The actress was sexually assaulted by a 'significant other' and a bar owner.
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WBA manager Pulis must pay Palace 3.7 million pounds
West Bromwich Albion manager Tony Pulis has been ordered to pay 3.7 million pounds to former club Crystal Palace after losing a High Court fight. A Premier League Managers' Arbitration Tribunal decided earlier this year that the Welshman should pay 3.7 million pounds in damages after both parties were involved in a dispute over the way he left the club. Pulis challenged the decision but a High Court judge in London has now ruled against him.
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Palace denies Rody passed out
Malacañang denied reports that President Duterte fainted at noon yesterday. Presidential Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said no such thing happened, adding nothing was wrong with the President. “We would like to assure our people that the President is in good physical and mental health.
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Condoms with syabu found during autopsy
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 28 ― A routine autopsy on an unidentified man uncovered an unexpected haul of syabu at the Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia Medical Centre mortuary in Cheras on Saturday. The...
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Erap sacks 690 traffic enforcers
Mayor Joseph Estrada ordered yesterday the mass resignation of 690 traffic enforcers and personnel of the Manila Traffic and Parking Bureau (MTPB) amid allegations that they were involved in extortion and other illegal activities. Estrada said the MTPB would undergo reorganization. Estrada said the city’s traffic management operations would be handled temporarily by the Manila Police District (MPD)’s Traffic Enforcement Unit, with help from barangay volunteers and other auxiliary units.
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Poor diet sees scurvy reappear in Australia
Scurvy, a disease historically associated with old-world sailors on long voyages, is making a surprise comeback in Australia, with health officials Tuesday revealing a rare spate of cases. Caused by vitamin C deficiency, the condition used to be a common -- and often fatal -- curse among seafarers who went months without fresh fruit and vegetables. Jenny Gunton, who heads the Centre for Diabetes, Obesity and Endocrinology research at the Westmead Institute in Sydney, said scurvy had reappeared in Australia because of poor dietary habits.
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Heidi Klum: 'Age difference doesn't affect my relationship'
Heidi Klum has no problem stripping off on a nudist beach.
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Facing Dr M threat, Umno to burnish Malay credentials at assembly
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 29 — This year’s Umno general assembly will likely see more pro-Malay rhetoric from both delegates and leaders in an bid to defuse any political threat from the splinter Parti...
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Germany's New Ford Mustang GT Police Car Looks Rad
But it won't be chasing speeders on the Autobahn.
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Iraq prime minister says his country will cut oil production
Iraq's prime minister says his country will agree to cut its own oil production as part of a plan by OPEC to push crude prices higher. Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi told The Associated Press that current ...
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A roadside ‘koay teow th’ng’ stall that became a chain of restaurants
SEBERANG PERAI, Nov 29 — Roadside hawkers and three-wheeled peddlers have long been a part of Penang’s culture, so much so that the island state has a reputation for being a hawkers’...
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Newly installed vice mayor shot dead
Gunmen shot dead yesterday the newly installed vice mayor of this province’s Datu Saudi Ampatuan town, whose mayor was killed in an anti-narcotics operation last month. Anwar Sindatok was having coffee with some guests at his home when the visitors pulled out their guns and shot him at close range. Sindatok recently assumed the post, which was left vacant by former vice mayor Anida Dimaukom, who became mayor.
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Kerwin backtracks on police chief
Self-confessed drug lord Kerwin Espinosa has backtracked on his accusation linking Albuera municipal police chief Jovie Espenido to the illegal drug trade. Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Ronald dela Rosa said Espinosa made the retraction during their meeting after the Senate hearing last week. Ayaw kumagat sa drug money (he wouldn’t bite),” said Dela Rosa, quoting Espinosa.
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