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Less sugar, same punch? Sabah’s red durians take centre stage in tourism push
In recent years, the East Malaysian state has hosted durian bazaars, festivals and competitions to promote its local harvests. 
7 months ago | channelnewsasia.com
Southeast Asia bloc meets to press Thailand, Cambodia on truce
7 months ago | channelnewsasia.com
Malaysian rapper Namewee acquitted of drug use but still faces possession charge
Namewee, whose real name is Wee Meng Chee, is also out on bail in connection with a high-profile probe into the death of a Taiwanese influencer.
7 months ago | channelnewsasia.com
Swiss court to hear landmark climate case against cement giant
7 months ago | channelnewsasia.com
South Korea parliament passes bill to launch probe into 2024 Jeju Air crash
7 months ago | channelnewsasia.com
Indonesia bus crash kills 16, rescuer says
The bus was headed from the capital Jakarta to Yogyakarta and was travelling at a "fairly high" speed, the head of a local rescue agency said.
7 months ago | channelnewsasia.com
Asian markets rally with Wall St as rate hopes rise, AI fears ease
7 months ago | channelnewsasia.com
Former Malaysia PM Najib Razak loses house arrest bid in High Court
Najib, 72, began his legal bid for house arrest in April 2024 after having his jail term halved last February. He claims Malaysia’s former king issued an addendum order allowing him to serve the remainder of his jail term at home.
7 months ago | channelnewsasia.com
Japan prepares to restart world's biggest nuclear plant, 15 years after Fukushima
If approved, the Tokyo Electric Power Co is considering reactivating the first of seven reactors at ‌the plant, according to a report.
7 months ago | channelnewsasia.com
Commentary: Pakistan-Afghanistan border clash could turn into a wider water crisis
With India suspending the Indus Waters Treaty and Afghanistan planning to build a dam on the Kunar River, Pakistan has reason to be anxious, say NUS’ Dr Amit Ranjan and Pacific Forum’s Genevieve Donnellon-May.
7 months ago | channelnewsasia.com
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How to soundproof your home in Singapore?
Since working from home is becoming a norm, setting up your home to make it conducive and noise-free so that you can focus on your work and video calls without interruption is becoming more than essential.
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Here Are 5 Of The Cheapest 4-Room HDB Flats You Can Still Buy — All Under $450K
With HDB resale prices having risen considerably over the past few years, a budget of $450,000 doesn’t stretch as far as it once did. This is especially true for buyers looking for a 4-room flat, where prices can quickly climb once you factor in proximity to an MRT station, a mature estate, or simply a […] The post Here Are 5 Of The Cheapest 4-Room HDB Flats You Can Still Buy — All Under $450K first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
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How Much Salary Buys Landed Properties in Singapore in 2026?
Landed properties in Singapore are homes built on privately owned land, and they include terrace houses, semi-detached houses, detached bungalows and cluster houses. In each case the buyer owns both the building and the plot beneath it. This ownership of land, rather than just a strata unit, commands the premium and drives the aspiration to […] The post How Much Salary Buys Landed Properties in Singapore in 2026? first appeared on TheFinance.sg.
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'People could get hurt': Conservationists decry AI wildlife visuals
Hyper-realistic visuals of wild animals behaving like pets, or even like humans, can distort public perceptions of wildlife and harm conservation efforts, experts warn.
in 5 hours | channelnewsasia.com
The great matcha rivalry: Can Japan’s centuries-old tradition hold its own against China’s scale?
From New York to London, the world cannot seem to get enough matcha. The boom has revived Japan’s tea industry but also exposed the limits of its supply. Now China, already the world’s biggest producer, sees an opportunity to scale up.
in 4 hours | channelnewsasia.com
Tritax Big Box Developments makes trio of appointments
Bernadette Owens and Will Riley join as associate planning directors in the planning team, while David Messenger joins as associate development director. The post Tritax Big Box Developments makes trio of appointments appeared first on Property Week.
a day ago | propertyweek.com
CWG’s investors pay £625m for Canary office block 1-5 Bank Street
Canary Wharf Group co-owners Brookfield and Qatar Investment Authority have bought the HQ tower of Société Générale and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The post CWG’s investors pay £625m for Canary office block 1-5 Bank Street appeared first on Property Week.
a day ago | propertyweek.com
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