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Singapore bans Wild Rice’s Homepar for depicting drug abuse, undermining CNBSingapore’s IMDA has banned the theatre production Homepar by Wild Rice, citing depictions of drug abuse and an undercover CNB officer shie...- Singapore dissolves parliament, paving the way for general electionsSingapore's parliament dissolution sets the stage for general elections, where the People's Action Party (PAP), under Prime Minister Lawren...
- Does TikTok pose a threat to US security? This is what we knowThe US bill if approved by the Senate, would force TikTok owner ByteDance to sell the app to a buyer that is not controlled by a foreign ad...
- US House passes bill to ban TikTok or force sale over national security concernsThe US House of Representatives has passed a bill that could lead to the banning of TikTok or force its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, ...
- Israel-Hamas war: 31 journalists killed since October 7, as per reportThese 31 journalists included 26 Palestinian, 4 Israeli and 1 Lebanese journalist.
- Chinese tech entrepreneurs keen to de-China as tensions with US soarAmid escalating US-Sino trade tensions, particularly after Washington slapped sanctions on telecom giant Huawei, some Chinese firms began s...
- Now, Proton VPN removes physical servers from IndiaIn a statement to ET, the Switzerland-based company has called the new guidelines, which came into effect at the end of June, "highly regre...
- View: Lee Kwan Yew is the tallest Chinese leaderI would say China’s success owes most to Lee Kwan Yew, who was not a Chinese citizen. As President of Singapore, a Chinese-majority country...
- Privacy rights may become next victim of killer pandemicFrom China to Singapore to Israel, governments have ordered electronic monitoring of their citizens' movements in an effort to limit contag...
- Vice Media plots expansion across Asia for TV shows, web videosVice will expand its subscription video-on-demand service into at least six new markets, including India and Thailand, according to a state...
- Indian-origin professor denied tenure by Singapore varsitySingapore's second largest university has rejected an appeal to renew the tenure of an Indian-origin journalism Professor who is said to be...
- Indian-origin professor denied tenure by Singapore university47-year old Dr Cherian George joined NTU in 2004 and teaches courses on media at the university's Wee Kim Wee School of Communication and I...
- Facebook, Baidu to set up China serviceFacebook has signed an agreement with Baidu Inc. to set up a social-networking website in China, Sohu.com reported, citing unidentified emp...
- Facebook says Asia is fastest-growing marketAsia is the fastest-growing region for new subscribers to social networking site Facebook despite restrictions on access in China, a senior...
- Microsoft chief says it's better to work with ChinaMicrosoft chief executive Steve Ballmer defended the company's presence in China on Wednesday, saying it was more helpful in easing censors...
- Microsoft CEO says concerned about Europe contagionMicrosoft Corp Chief Executive Steve Ballmer said there are concerns that a debt crisis in the euro zone will not be restricted to the regi...
- Microsoft chief says it's better to work with ChinaMicrosoft chief executive Steve Ballmer defended the company's presence in China today, saying it was more helpful in easing censorship tha...
- Obama says sites like Twitter should be open in ChinaUS President Barack Obama Monday admitted in China that he had never used Twitter but said sites like the micro-blogging network should be ...
- World's leading schools set up campuses in SingaporeAsian students who traditionally looked to English-speaking Western countries for higher education are increasingly turning closer to home ...
- World's leading schools set up campuses in SingaporeAsian students who traditionally looked to English-speaking Western countries for higher education are increasingly turning closer to home ...
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