US military action against nuclear-armed North Korea is an "option on the table", Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Friday (Mar 17) after warning the policy of strategic patience with Pyongyang was over.
Responding to an article by The Economist magazine, Ms Foo Chi Hsia says that Singapore does not stifle criticism of the Government but also will not protect hate or libellous speech.
The move comes amid stiff competition from private-hire car drivers under third-party apps like Uber and Grab.
Thirteen fake accounts have been found and taken down, says People’s Action Party executive director Alex Yam.
A court in Japan on Friday ruled that Tokyo Electric Power (Tepco) and the government are liable for negligence in a case involving compensation for the Fukushima nuclear disaster, the first time the judiciary has ruled the state has liability, Japanese media reported.
The name was chosen to reflect the university’s mission of “driving lifelong learning anchored in disciplines with a strong social focus”, says Minister for Higher Education and Skills Ong Ye Kung.
Vietnam's street food is loved worldwide - but many of its vendors struggle to set aside anything for old age. At age 70 and 61, these sisters still toil 16 hours a day. And will likely continue till the day they die.
At 82, she walks the streets of Ho Chi Minh City selling lottery tickets, to support her handicapped son. Meet a group of seniors who soldier on to survive the only way they know how, in Vietnam.
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