Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has again announced to the public that he wanted a China-based telecommunication company to open up in the Philippines with more than 50 million subscribers as a potential market.
Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong addressed his People's Action Party's 2017 convention on Sunday.
Seven banks in Singapore, including DBS Bank, OCBC and United Overseas Bank will be offering cashless payments in Singapore via NETS' QR code platform by mid-2018.
Sanjay Leela Bhansali's historical drama "Padmavati" has been "voluntarily" deferred from its scheduled date of December 1.
In less than one year, she won the 'Miss Campus Princess' title in the medical college in December last year. She went on to pick the 'Miss Haryana' title in April this year followed by the coveted Femina Miss India title in June.
The 57-year-old British explorer Benedict Allen, who went missing while trying to reach a remote tribe in Papua New Guinea has been rescued with suspected malaria.
The ministry says that the students may obtain their results slips from their respective primary schools from 11 am onwards.
David Morrison, an astronomer at NASA Ames Research Center has revealed the possible repercussions Earth will face if ever Nibiru makes its deadly hit
Even though an F-15C was sent to investigate about the aircraft, nothing was found which added up the mystery surrounding the unidentified flight
The resolution on Thursday received 11 votes in favour and two against, with two abstentions.
AirAsia Chief Tony Fernandes showered praises on Singapore's Changi Airport, calling new Terminal 4 (T4) as the "model airport of the future" for budget carriers.
SMRT Corp said train service on the Tuas West Extension between Gul Circle and Tuas Link will resume operations on Monday, allowing authorities to carry out investigations.
An investigation is now being conducted into whether the driver could have overridden the signaling software and applied the manual brake.
SMRT Corp on Thursday suspended train services between Joo Koon and Tuas Link stations following previous day's collision, which left nearly 29 people injured.
Former ousted Vice President Mnangagwa was reported to be on his way back to Zimbabwe and tipped to be the country's new leader.