Chinese aircraft, ships remain around Taiwan after drills end

Taiwan's defence ministry said it spotted nine Chinese ships and 26 aircraft carrying out combat readiness patrols around the island late Tuesday (Apr 11) morning, the day after China said the drills had ended.

Some political appointments at government-linked companies to be reviewed: Malaysia PM Anwar

“Unlike before, these appointments are based on their qualifications and it comes with a set of rules,” said Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim.

Driver in Malaysia's fatal 'basikal lajak' case walks free after Court of Appeal overturns guilty verdict

“Every moment my soul and thoughts are haunted by the unfortunate incident… I believe I will carry this feeling to the grave,” said Ms Sam Ke Ting after her conviction was overturned.

Hin Leong founder and former oil tycoon OK Lim on trial for instigating forgery, cheating HSBC in US$111.7 million case

The 81-year-old attended the hearing in a wheelchair and pleaded not guilty through a Mandarin interpreter.

Rooms in some hotels snapped up for F1 Singapore Grand Prix weekend five months ahead of event

Two hotels near the Marina Bay Circuit said they started getting bookings as soon as the last race ended.