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11/11（三）
Southeast Asian live streamers hustle to fuel booming e-com…
In a makeshift studio inside his public housing flat in Singapore, Shane Soh stands before his smartphone, running his fingers through a towel as he extols its softness to viewers watching his live stream. A ring light illuminates his face while more than a dozen other products sit on a shelf behind him, waiting for their moment on camera. “Don’t just buy one towel today, but get bedsheets as well. It’s perfect for Hari Raya or Christmas, and the thread count is 1,800 … It’s the best kind of...
No family, no Foodpanda: what house arrest looks like for M…
Najib Razak, Malaysia’s corrupt former prime minister, may be back home to serve the rest of his prison sentence, but that does not mean he will be living in comfort with wife Rosmah Mansor and the rest of his family, a member of his party has confirmed. Najib returned to his house on Jalan Langgak Duta at about 9.30pm on Tuesday, after the High Court cleared the way for his release from jail. The start of his house arrest also marked the end of Anthony Loke’s stint as transport minister. Loke,...
#Kuala Lumpur#Rosmah Mansor#Wanita Umno#Amanah#Pavilion Residences#Najib Razak
China’s shipyards pass South Korea’s in surging LNG carrier…
China has overtaken South Korea in monthly orders for liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers for the first time, challenging its rival’s long-standing dominance in a high-value shipbuilding segment where demand is surging. The country secured five of the seven large LNG carrier orders placed worldwide in October, compared with just two won by South Korean shipbuilders, according to the latest data from British shipping consultancy Clarksons Research. In the first 10 months of this year, Chinese...
#China shipbuilding#China#South Korea#China manufacturing#Transport and logistics#Energy
Taiwan pauses Malaysia investment talks after Anwar remarks…
Malaysia is seeking to reassure Taiwanese investors that it remains a reliable destination for hi-tech manufacturing after Taipei suspended bilateral investment talks over Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim’s remarks on China, raising concerns over the future of semiconductor investments in the Southeast Asian nation. Taiwan confirmed on Tuesday that it had paused negotiations scheduled for late October. The move came after Anwar told Al Jazeera in an August interview that he saw the self-governed...
#Taipei#Anwar Ibrahim#Kuala Lumpur#Southeast Asia#Beijing#Taiwan
Japan and Vietnam to work together on critical minerals to…
An agreement between Japan and Vietnam to step up cooperation in critical minerals by tapping the Southeast Asian nation’s massive reserves could protect Tokyo from a slowdown in shipments from China, the world’s No 1 source of rare earth metals, analysts said, but replacing China was “unrealistic”. During Vietnamese President To Lam’s visit to Tokyo this week, the two countries released a “joint vision statement” that said both countries had consented to “look into the possibility of...
Malaysia says jellyfish light over Sabah was Chinese rocket…
A mysterious, jellyfish-shaped light spotted in the skies over Sabah was from a Chinese rocket launch, not aliens, according to the Malaysian Space Agency. The glowing trail linked to the Long March 12 rocket, launched from southern China’s Hainan province in the early morning of Monday, sparked buzz and concerns over potential debris across the Borneo state. Malaysia’s Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation said it received a report about the rocket’s sighting from MYSA. MYSA was also...
Taiwan suspends investment talks with Malaysia
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) yesterday confirmed that Taiwan had suspended bilateral investment negotiations with Malaysia, following comments by Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim earlier this year that Taiwan is “a part of China.” In a report by Norman Goh and Taipei-based reporter T
Opinion | China-Asean partnership helping build a common ho…
On November 22, 2021, President Xi Jinping and the leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) jointly announced the establishment of a China-Asean Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, marking a new milestone in the history of this important relationship. Guided by the vision of a closer community with a shared future and with sustained efforts to build a peaceful, secure, prosperous, beautiful and amicable region as our common home, China and Asean have jointly nurtured one of...
#Diplomacy#Asean#China-Asean relations#Laos#Vietnam#South China Sea
自由時報偏綠《TAIPEI TIMES》Taiwan suspends investment talks with Malaysia
REPRISAL: To safeguard national sovereignty, economic security and the rights of Taiwanese investors, Taipei paused negotiations, a MOFA spokesman saidBy Kayleigh Madjar / Staff writer, with CNA
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BBC News11/10（二）
Malaysia court clears Najib to start house arrest
Malaysia’s High Court has cleared the way for jailed former prime minister Najib Razak to start his house arrest, state news agency Bernama reported on Tuesday. Najib was last week expected to be transferred from jail but the process was stopped after an intervention by the attorney general. On Tuesday, the attorney general filed an application to the court to review the order allowing Najib to serve the rest of his prison sentence under house arrest. “The [Attorney-General’s...
Eurovision makes historic Asian debut, but will Gen Z fans…
Eurovision, the live song contest that has launched the likes of Abba, Celine Dion and Olivia Newton-John onto the world stage, is set to make its Asia debut in Bangkok this weekend, with a coterie of singers from South Korea and Bangladesh to Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam. Organisers of the 11-country contest are hoping to tap Asia’s thriving fan culture and love of music – and at the same time sidestep some of the gaffes and geopolitical controversies that have made the European event an...
#Thailand#K-pop#Mandopop and other Asian pop#Music#K-pop idols#South Korea
Singapore firm in Nvidia scandal, Bangladesh garment woes:…
We have selected seven stories from the SCMP’s coverage of Asia over the past week that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. Nvidia scandal, China chip claims put Singapore firm Megaspeed under scrutiny A little-known Singapore-registered company is embroiled in a mounting love scandal surrounding Nvidia chief Jensen Huang and US allegations of Chinese espionage. 2. Diploma dispute fuels...
#SCMP Highlights#Pakistan#Thailand#Bangladesh#India#United States
Taiwan Shelves Investment Talks With Malaysia Over PM's Pro…
#MOFA#Semiconductors#Malaysia#Cross-Strait Relations#Prime Minister#Investment
Deepavali picnic in Malaysia turns tragic as flash floods h…
Flash floods during a Deepavali picnic in Malaysia have killed a man and left seven others missing, as authorities evacuated hundreds from flood-prone areas in Selangor and Perak states amid a strengthening monsoon season. The shifting monsoon winds also triggered a surge in thunderstorms across the country, helping clear out a months-long curtain of transboundary haze. Local officials said they found the body of the victim, identified as V. Vijayan, at around 1.30am on Tuesday at a bridge about...
#Malaysia#Natural disasters#Yemen#Sri Lanka#Nepal#Amirudin Shari
Southeast Asian horror games unleash local nightmares on th…
While some tropes like zombies are universally scary, others sources of terror require specific cultural knowledge to inspire dread – something Wyn Panichpakdee realised while watching both Thai and international players test his studio’s latest video game. In Kumarn: The Wandering Spirit, players encounter phi nang rum, menacing dancing spirit dolls from Thai folklore. Wyn said Thai players instantly recognised the dolls and braced themselves for something horrifying, while foreign players...
TaiwanPlus11/9（一）
In Malaysia, Najib’s house arrest pits palace against prose…
A growing dispute over former Malaysian prime minister Najib Razak’s house arrest has thrust the attorney general’s powers into the spotlight, raising the spectre of a constitutional clash – though legal experts say it falls short of a full-blown crisis. Najib, 73, was due to move from Kajang Prison to his Kuala Lumpur home on Friday after his political party, Umno, paid a 50 million ringgit (US$12.3 million) fine, fulfilling a condition of a royal pardon issued in September allowing him to...
#Kuala Lumpur#Kajang Prison#King Sultan Ibrahim#1MDB#Najib Razak#house arrest
Malaysia’s Melaka could get new capital in Kota Laksamana i…
Kota Laksamana in Melaka could be developed into Malaysian state’s new capital if Umno-led Barisan Nasional wins the seat in Saturday’s poll, according to caretaker chief minister Ab Rauf Yusoh. He said the proposed transformation would be supported by the Straits of Melaka Waterfront Economic Zone, which would bring together tourism, commercial and industrial activities along the state’s waterfront. “Kota Laksamana will become the state capital of Melaka. That is what I hope for,” he said...
#Malaysia#Malaysian politics#Pakatan Harapan#Asia elections#Perikatan Nasional#Barisan Nasional
Why child abuse cases are rising in Malaysia, Indonesia and…
Malaysia, Indonesia and Singapore have all recorded rising numbers of child abuse cases in recent years, but child welfare advocates say this may be a sign of progress rather than worsening violence, as greater awareness and improved reporting bring more cases to the attention of authorities. “The good news is that more people are reporting,” said Hartini Zainuddin, a veteran advocate for abused children in Malaysia. Official figures show growing caseloads in all three countries, but differences...
AI pulls up the civil service ladder to Southeast Asia’s mi…
Artificial intelligence promises to make government bureaucracies leaner across Asia, but its biggest effect on public-sector employment may not come from the widely feared wave of lay-offs. Instead, analysts say the technology is more likely to reshape existing jobs and narrow opportunities for young graduates hoping to enter the civil service, even as governments seek to improve efficiency without sacrificing job security. Unlike the Netherlands, which aims to cut an estimated 25,000 full-time...
#Artificial intelligence (AI)#Singapore#Indonesia#Malaysia#The Netherlands
11/8（日）
Indonesian firefighting helicopter crash in Borneo kills 1
A crew member of a helicopter battling Indonesian wildfires was killed on Sunday when the aircraft crashed into a river as it scooped up water for an airborne drop, a local disaster agency said. The crash in Borneo Island’s South Kalimantan province was the second in days involving a firefighting aircraft, after a military helicopter plunged into the waters off Borneo on Wednesday, killing three people. Two Australian pilots survived Sunday’s crash and were “safe”, Berton Panjaitan, a spokesman...
#Bornean orangutans#Indonesia#East Timor#Singapore#Barito River#Nusantara Atlas
Opinion | China’s focus on getting its house in order offer…
The Communist Party’s call for “self-revolution” may be rooted in the pursuit of internal discipline, but its implications extend well beyond China. As the global order faces mounting challenges, Beijing’s emphasis on internal renewal raises a fundamental question: can countries hope to contribute to global stability without first putting their own houses in order? China’s fifth plenum placed considerable emphasis on combating corruption. Beijing has relentlessly pursued its campaign against...
#Communist Party#Global Development Initiative#Beijing#France#Germany#Xi Jinping
Southeast Asia’s green push brings solar power, but who pay…
For most of his life, Osman Uki lived in a world dictated by the sun, relying on kerosene and leftover cooking oil to light his home in a remote indigenous village in Malaysia. That changed in April when solar power finally reached Kampung Bertang in the state of Pahang, allowing families to power electric lights, refrigerators and rice cookers. For Osman, one of the biggest changes is what happens after sunset. “We are happy with the light we have at night. The kids can read at night now. We...
From delight to despair: Indonesians furious as data centre…
Cooking and bathing became difficult when taps ran dry in Batam, an Indonesian island where residents are protesting against data centres springing up to power the global artificial intelligence boom. The area had suffered a “long drought” caused by low rainfall, the local water utility operator said, as a strong El Nino cycle exacerbates dry weather. But, as in other countries, anger has been directed at the data centres, warehouse-like facilities that keep apps and AI tools running, with water...
Worth a shot? In Malaysia, a shadow trade in DIY weight-los…
When her prescription for Mounjaro became too expensive, Bey* did what a growing number of Malaysians are doing: she found a cheaper vial online. The 34-year-old from Kuala Lumpur started on the weight-loss drug about a year ago and hasn’t looked back since. “I didn’t feel like eating, I didn’t feel hungry,” she said, recalling flying to Jakarta for a “food trip” recently during which she barely ate. Reviews on Threads and TikTok led her to online sellers offering “tirzepatide”, Mounjaro’s...
#Malaysia#New medical drugs#Medicine#E-commerce#Health & Fitness#China
11/7（六）
Malaysia’s king warns against challenging Najib’s house arr…
Malaysia’s king warned on Saturday that any attempt to challenge his order letting former prime minister Najib Razak go from jail to house arrest could amount to defying his decree, a day after authorities delayed Najib’s transfer. Najib has been in jail since 2022 after being found guilty of corruption and money laundering in a case linked to a multibillion-dollar scandal at state fund 1Malaysia Development Berhad. He has consistently denied wrongdoing. He was due to be transferred home on...
#Sedition Act#King Sultan Ibrahim#Malaysia#royal pardon#Attorney General's Chambers#1Malaysia Development Berhad
Opinion | In the Pacific century, Chinatowns in the US dese…
I was sitting in my car in Oakland’s Chinatown with Desta, my dog, while my wife visited her Chinese-American doctor. Across the street stood the Shoong Family Chinese Cultural Centre. On the pavements, older shoppers carrying bags of greens paused to greet acquaintances. People threaded between produce displays, fish counters and shopfronts crowded with everyday necessities. There was a rhythm to the morning: deliveries, conversations, the exchange of money and news, the small acts of...
#United States#Asian-Americans#Urban planning#Asian diaspora#Chinese overseas#History
By all memes: why Asia’s Gen Z are revolting
All across Asia, anti-establishment protests have been flaring up, led by a generation that came of age in the digital era. Memes are mobilising a young, permanently online cohort against specific government policies, insults and injustices – its many members determined to seize their own destinies before the future they fear takes root. Asia is home to 60 per cent of the world’s adolescents and young people, or some 1 billion in total, according to UN estimates. Gen Z, roughly defined as those...
#Gen Z#Protests around the world#Malaysia#Bangladesh#The Philippines#Myanmar
11/6（五）
What’s next after airlines? Asia data breach raises wider c…
A massive data breach that affected several airlines across Asia has underscored the need for industries in the region to revisit their reliance on third-party suppliers, analysts have said, warning that more critical infrastructure may soon be affected. Last week, a wave of airlines reported that customer information was accessed in a data security breach involving Spanish software provider Amadeus. Several of these breaches involved information found in booking details, including flight data,...
#Cybersecurity#Asia travel#Aviation#Australia#Malaysia#Singapore
Why Malaysia may still face trade uncertainty after US midt…
Malaysia’s hope for a shift in US trade policy is unlikely to be realised for some time, experts warn, as the new Democratic-led Congress will face strong opposition from US President Donald Trump in its attempt to reverse some of his tariff measures. Trump’s Republicans suffered their worst rout in recent times in the US midterm elections on Tuesday, losing control of both Congress and the Senate by wide margins as voters made clear their anger at Trump over surging living costs caused by the...
#Malaysia#Donald Trump#US midterm elections 2026#US Politics#Anwar Ibrahim#China
