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Xi’an residents complain of food shortages as lockdown drags on
Local officials admit trouble providing essential supplies, but central government insists otherwise.
China’s troubled ride-hailing giant Didi reports US$4.7 billion Q3 loss
Firm’s revenues plummeted following a regulatory crackdown by Beijing after it listed on the NYSE in June.
India extends security law after botched army ambush
Govt believes Nagaland is ‘in a disturbed and dangerous condition’.
Myanmar court jails Suu Kyi aides for sedition
Economic adviser Han Thar Myint and Thein Oo imprisoned for two years.
Taliban chief orders fighters not to ‘punish’ former regime members
Mullah Hibatullah Akhundzada says general amnesty announced in August should be honoured.
Tutu’s body lies in state at S. Africa cathedral
Anti-apartheid icon to be cremated, ashes buried on Saturday.
Teammates say Djokovic ‘trying’ to get to Australian Open
Serbian team not privy to why the world number one pulled out of ATP Cup in Sydney.
Hong Kong journalists charged with conspiracy to publish ‘seditious’ content
Acting editor-in-chief Patrick Lam, former editor-in-chief Chung Pui-kuen on remand since yesterday.
Shares in China’s SenseTime rise on Hong Kong debut
This is despite the company being on US blacklist over claims of aiding genocide.
Remove your tattoos, Beijing tells Chinese football players
Not all fans appear to be behind the new rules.
Evergrande shares plunge after reports of new missed payment
Dollar-bond coupon payments worth a combined US$250 million have a 30-day grace period.
Leading uproar, US says new media closure hurts Hong Kong credibility
Stand News becomes latest victim of Beijing-led crackdown on independent outlets.
Japan faces royal dilemma as ancient monarchy shrinks
Conservative officials battle public opinion, which broadly supports allowing woman to ascend to throne.
Brazil floods leave thousands destitute
Meteorologists fear heavy rainfall could reach Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro or Sao Paulo in next few days.
Former Australian parliament damaged by protest fire
Blaze starts when police try to break up traditional Aboriginal smoking ceremony.
Samsung in talks to buy Biogen for US$42 billion
US biotech company's shares surge 9.5% following report.
Mexicans join bid for Covid compensation from China, WHO
While law firm fancies chances, desperate people say they have little choice but to sign up despite reservations.
Covid bogs down Biden in winter of discontent
US president may have vowed to follow the science, but Omicron variant is derailing his campaign promise.
Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver’s divorce becomes official
The pair's legal proceedings took 10 years because of number of financial assets to negotiate, says report.
US appoints envoy to defend Afghan women's rights
Afghan-born US scholar and mediation expert Rina Amiri will take role.
Covid variant ‘tsunami’ as world cases hit record
Studies suggest Omicron carries reduced risk of hospitalisation, but the WHO still urges caution.
History, propaganda are no bedfellows
Penang Institute wants to draw locals back to lit fest
Honouring the spirit of Malaysia 1963
Umno bukan lagi pemain politik negara, kata penganalisis