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Thaksin backers camp out awaiting release of jailed ex-Thai PM
The 76-year-old is being paroled after serving eight months in prison for corruption.
Thailand's ex-PM Thaksin to be released from prison
Thaksin’s early release from prison raises the prospect of a return to the spotlight for the political heavyweight.
ASEAN’s proposed resilience measures must go into ‘full gear’, but domestic priorities a stumbling block
The war in the Middle East has hit Southeast Asia’s energy, fertiliser and food supply simultaneously, prompting new regional solutions - but turning them into action could prove difficult, say observers.
Malaysians offer meals below $2 so nobody goes hungry, but is this sustainable as costs climb?
Malaysia's RM5 meals are becoming harder to find as rising costs squeeze both operators and consumers.
US disappointed in Taiwan’s smaller defence budget, official says
Taiwan's Parliament approved extra defence spending of US$25 billion (S$32 billion) on May 8.
Rare earths deal between US and China is still in effect, US official says
May 10 - A rare earths deal between the United States and China is still in effect and an extension will be announced at the appropriate time, a senior U.S. official told reporters on Sunday.
Modi urges limits on fuel use, travel and imports to save forex
May 10 - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday urged a spate of measures including fuel conservation, work-from-home practices and limits on travel and imports, as a surge in global energy prices puts pressure on the country's foreign exchange reserves.
China, US to hold trade talks in Seoul ahead of Trump-Xi summit
The US treasury secretary also said he would have talks with the Japanese prime minister and her finance minister before heading to Beijing.
Singaporean hiker who died in Mount Dukono eruption remembered for his selflessness, adventurous spirit
Mr Timothy Heng put others before himself, and his family has found comfort in knowing that he spent his last moments trying to help someone else, his step-sister told CNA.
6 Singaporean tourists injured in minibus accident near Indonesia’s Mount Bromo: Reports
The tourists were in a minibus that had left Mount Bromo, local media reported.
Kremlin accuses Armenia of providing platform for Ukraine's Zelenskiy, agencies report
MOSCOW, May 10 - Russia accused Armenia on Sunday of providing Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy with \"a platform for anti-Russian remarks\", in a further sign of a chill in relations between traditional allies Moscow and Yerevan.
South Korean ship in Strait of Hormuz hit by unidentified object on May 4, ministry says
A week ago, Seoul reported a blast and fire aboard the same vessel in the strait.
Family of S’pore hiker killed in Mount Dukono eruption proud that he tried to help others
The family are now working to bring home the body of Mr Timothy Heng.
3 taken to hospital after unusual odour detected inside JR train near Tokyo
The train suspended its service at Kawasaki Station.
Hantavirus screening ramped up at Malaysia’s maritime entry points, over 22,000 vessels inspected
Malaysia Minister urged the public to maintain environmental cleanliness to keep rodent populations at bay.
Trump wants China to buy a lot more US energy. Analysts doubt he’ll get his way
Only short-term deals are expected, given China’s push for energy independence and mistrust of the US.
Man dead, another injured after shooting incident in Skudai, Johor
The police are tracking down two suspects who are still at large.
Australia’s conservatives reel from by-election loss to far-right party
Traditional conservative Liberal and National parties had held the seat since 1949.
South Korea welcomes rare baby bump as population shrinks
South Korea has one of the world’s lowest birth rates.
Red card or black card? The conscription lottery in Thailand
Most men become eligible when they turn 21 and can volunteer or be placed in the lottery.
16 people, including 2 Singaporeans, sentenced to community service for littering in Johor
They carried out community service for two hours on May 10, with more punishment periods to be decided.
Mount Dukono eruption: Bodies of two Singaporean hikers evacuated as rescue operation ends
The evacuation process of the last two bodies had encountered obstacles due to the victims' position "being buried under volcanic materials of significant thickness and depth", according to the authorities.
Unmanned Japan lab opens with robots at work as researchers push AI, automation
The robots can perform tasks such as transferring fixed amounts of reagents.
Buddhist monk arrested over alleged rape of teen in Sri Lanka
The Venerable Pallegama Hemarathana Thero holds one of the most revered positions in the Buddhist world.
Need a new house? Order online from China for less than $25,000
Prefabricated homes with their low cost and efficient installation have struck a chord with people.
Malaysia considering legal action against Meta over fake royal accounts
There were 15,296 fake accounts found using the identities of 26 royal family members.
Australia's Trump-aligned populists vow to fight mass migration after winning first lower house seat
SYDNEY, May 10 - Australia's right-wing populist One Nation party, which wants to emulate U.S. President Donald Trump's aggressive deportations, vowed to focus on ending mass migration, after winning its first seat in the country's lower house.
Australia sees military allies ready to work together if needed
It aims to conduct more military activities, including trainings with Japan and Indonesia.