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Malaysia's tuberculosis crisis deepens as 503 new cases in a single week push the national cumulative total past 2,500, with every state now reporting infections and the health minister warning that the disease's spread is driven overwhelmingly by local transmission, not immigration.
Singapore's national water agency urged the public to steer clear of three flood-prone districts on Thursday as intense rainfall inundated roads in the western part of the city-state, exposing the persistent vulnerability of one of the world's most meticulously engineered urban environments to extreme weather.
A South Korean court has sentenced former president Yoon Suk Yeol to life in prison for masterminding an insurrection — the most severe punishment handed to a former head of state in the country's modern democratic history.
A panel of UN human rights experts has warned that the politically charged scramble to mine the vast Epstein Library for high-profile names is burying the very people the files should protect: the victims themselves.
A fire that engulfed a Chinatown restaurant on the second day of Chinese New Year in Singapore sent plumes of smoke over one of the city-state's most iconic cultural districts, raising urgent questions about fire safety in dense heritage precincts during peak festival periods.
Bryan Johnson's new $1 million-per-year 'Immortals' programme promises three ultra-wealthy clients access to his anti-ageing protocol — and has reignited a fierce debate about the commodification of longevity science.
Dyson's new PencilWash extends its ultra-slim cleaning platform into wet-and-dry territory, signalling a strategic push to dominate a fast-growing floor care category long ceded to rivals.
Japan's first female prime minister is set to be formally reappointed after engineering a mass cabinet resignation — a procedural manoeuvre that reveals as much about the fragility of her coalition as it does about her ambitions to reshape the country's economic and security posture.
In 2025, the language of therapy jumped the fence.
“Karen” had a long run as internet shorthand for entitled, manager-seeking behavior.
I live in São Paulo, where Spanish and Portuguese dance through daily life.
Last week, I sat on the couch in our apartment in Itaim Bibi after cleaning the kitchen, prepping Emilia’s snacks, and texting my husband about a grocery list.
