NEPAL'S ROCKY ROAD TO DEMOCRACY

Millions of Nepalis voted yesterday to choose a new parliament and 7 state assemblies more than a decade after
26 November 2017

Army stays silent on govt call

Thousands more protesters massed in Pakistan's major cities yesterday after attempts to disperse an Islamist rally in
26 November 2017

Violated and shamed: Sexual misconduct in Asia

As more victims step out to tell of sexual harassment in the United States and Europe, The Straits Times Asian bureaus look at how the region perceives this rarely publicly-discussed issue.
26 November 2017

Live head transplant ‘never’ allowed in China

A former vice-minister of health in China dismissed the possibility of clinical trials involving a human head transplant, adding that an experiment done in China had severely violated ethical rules.
25 November 2017

Scam-hit Pak finance minister on sick leave

Pakistan's finance minister Ishaq Dar has gone on indefinite medical leave amid an ongoing corruption scandal, piling more pressure on
23 November 2017

India outraged at release of Mumbai attack suspect

India yesterday said it was outraged at Pakistan's release of an Islamist leader accused of organising the 2008 deadly
23 November 2017

Terror finance: SE Asia, Australia join forces

Australia and Southeast Asia have joined forces to choke financing for militant networks, Canberra said yesterday,
22 November 2017

Another journo killed in India

An Indian soldier shot dead a journalist following a dispute, police said yesterday, the country's third high-profile
22 November 2017

S'pore to deploy driverless buses from 2022

Driverless buses will appear on some roads in Singapore from 2022 as part of plans to improve mobility in the land-
22 November 2017

Pakistan frees Mumbai attack mastermind

A Pakistani court yesterday ordered the release of one of the alleged masterminds of the 2008 Mumbai attacks which
22 November 2017

'Serious provocation'

North Korea yesterday condemned its US terror listing as a "serious provocation" , warning that sanctions would
22 November 2017

Unicef concerned over high level contamination of well water at Rohingya camps in Cox’s Bazar

Unicef has shown a deep concern over reports suggesting high levels of bacterial contamination (E.coli) from water drawn from wells inside the Rohingya refugee camps in Cox’s Bazar in Chittagong.
22 November 2017

How to keep blood sugar levels normal and stable

Diabetic patients will be relieved to know that they need not totally remove their favourite foods from their to-eat list. There are a few ways to achieve normal and stable blood sugar ­levels. Dietitian Poh Kai Ling explains how.
22 November 2017

Japan launches its first quantum computer

Japan has unveiled its first quantum computer prototype, amid a global race to build ever-more powerful machines with faster speeds and larger brute force that are key towards realising the full potential of artificial intelligence.
22 November 2017

Lanka launches probe

Sri Lanka's parliament yesterday announced an investigation into how the private phone records of legislators were
21 November 2017

China urges talks

China yesterday called for extra efforts to resolve the North Korean nuclear crisis through talks after US President Donald Trump re-branded Pyongyang as a state sponsor of terrorism.
21 November 2017

Indian president visits Arunachal

China yesterday criticised a visit by Indian President Ram Nath Kovind to the remote state of Arunachal Pradesh, which
20 November 2017

China envoy ends North Korea trip

A Chinese special envoy yesterday ended a four-day trip to North Korea during which the two sides discussed regional
20 November 2017

Indonesia speaker taken into custody

Indonesia's parliament speaker, Setya Novanto, has been taken into custody by the anti-corruption agency after
20 November 2017

Sonia slams govt's arrogance

Congress president Sonia Gandhi yesterda6y tore into the Narendra Modi government for its "arrogance", for
20 November 2017