EEOC/Rappler – The Philippines’ Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) and the US’ Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) signed a memorandum of agreement

Three men clad in black clothes and with masks threatened to kill the Inspector-General of Police Tan Seri Khalid Abu Bakar in a video which has gone viral over the social media. This video has come just 2 weeks after another group threatened to ignite firecrackers at courthouses all over the

Singapore’s Ministry of Education announced this Wednesday that the 2014 GCE A-Level Examination will be released on the 2^nd of March. The school Candidates will able to collect their result slips from their schools on the same date at about 2pm.

Strait Times further informed that the private

The Law Society of Singapore explained that its decision to pull out lawyer M Ravi as a speaker at a conference scheduled for the 27^th of February was due to his ‘current medical condition’. In a press statement issued yesterday the Law Society informed that “Given the proximity of the

The Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong this Wednesday was discharged from Singapore General hospital in Singapore following a successful surgery for prostate cancer according to a post on his Facebook account. The Prime Minister of Sinagpore Lee was diagnosed with prostate cancer in January

The Singapore Customs this Wednesday informed that three million contrabrand cigarettes were seized in the year 2014 which is the highest amount since 2009 and also a 3.4 percent increase from 2013’s 2.9 million.

It was also found that the number of vehicles that were found smuggling contrabrand

Last night the Malaysian Police made a progress in the secession case by recording the statements of nine people which include three women. These people were involved in the distribution of pamphlets which called for secession of Sabah and Sarawak from Malaysia.

The Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk