The Age
Eating healthy through Ramadan
Washington Post
The Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which begins Thursday, has traditionally been good for the soul but terrible for the waistline. In much of the Middle East and South Asia, the long days of fasting — a symbolic spiritual sacrifice — are followed by heavy, ...
GTA Muslims set for RamadanToronto Sun
Ramadan ushers spirit of sharinggulfnews.com
Muslims worldwide to mark the start of Ramadan on ThursdaySTLtoday.com
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Washington Post
The Muslim holy month of Ramadan, which begins Thursday, has traditionally been good for the soul but terrible for the waistline. In much of the Middle East and South Asia, the long days of fasting — a symbolic spiritual sacrifice — are followed by heavy, ...
GTA Muslims set for Ramadan
Ramadan ushers spirit of sharing
Muslims worldwide to mark the start of Ramadan on Thursday
Philippine Star
Grace overtakes Binay in Pulse survey
ABS CBN News
After lording over election surveys for the longest time, Vice President Jejomar Binay is now 8 points behind the new frontrunner, Senator Grace Poe, who has not even declared any plans for 2016. The survey conducted from May 30 to June 5 showed Poe ...
Grace Poe pulls ahead of VP Binay in latest Pulse Asia presidential surveyGMA News
Poe overtakes Binay in Pulse Asia presidential surveyPhilippine Star
Poe dislodges Binay for first time in 'if elections were held now' Pulse Asia surveyInterAksyon
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Manila Standard Today
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ABS CBN News
After lording over election surveys for the longest time, Vice President Jejomar Binay is now 8 points behind the new frontrunner, Senator Grace Poe, who has not even declared any plans for 2016. The survey conducted from May 30 to June 5 showed Poe ...
Grace Poe pulls ahead of VP Binay in latest Pulse Asia presidential survey
Poe overtakes Binay in Pulse Asia presidential survey
Poe dislodges Binay for first time in 'if elections were held now' Pulse Asia survey
Malaysiakini (subscription)
Absolutely shocking for MP to issue death threats
Malaysiakini (subscription)
Tholu: Kinabatangan MP Bung Moktar Radin, is it an offence to protest in front of someone else's house? Ask the IGP (inspector-general of police) and he will say no. Remember the ex-army veterans and their 'butt' exercises in front of then Bersih ...
Bung Moktar riled up by groupThe Star Online
Bung Mokhtar disgusted over Ampang MP's actionsThe Rakyat Post
Women join forces against Bung Mokhtar's sexist remarksThe Sun Daily
Free Malaysia Today
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Malaysiakini (subscription)
Tholu: Kinabatangan MP Bung Moktar Radin, is it an offence to protest in front of someone else's house? Ask the IGP (inspector-general of police) and he will say no. Remember the ex-army veterans and their 'butt' exercises in front of then Bersih ...
Bung Moktar riled up by group
Bung Mokhtar disgusted over Ampang MP's actions
Women join forces against Bung Mokhtar's sexist remarks
US-PH military deal, already on ice, could face further delays
ABS CBN News
MANILA - A U.S.-Philippine defense agreement that would help counter China's growing naval power in the disputed South China Sea has yet to be implemented more than a year after it was signed, and could now face a fresh political hurdle in Manila.
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MANILA - A U.S.-Philippine defense agreement that would help counter China's growing naval power in the disputed South China Sea has yet to be implemented more than a year after it was signed, and could now face a fresh political hurdle in Manila.
The Straits Times
Water treatment plant in Ranau, Sabah affected by clogged rivers
The Straits Times
Rivers clogged with fallen trees and boulders following the earthquake in Sabah on June 5 is affecting Ranau district's water treatment plant. -- PHOTO: THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK. RANAU (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Rivers clogged with ...
Bottled water donations pour into SabahAsiaOne
Army called in for debris clean-upThe Star Online
Sabah geologist warns of more mud floodsThe Rakyat Post
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The Straits Times
Rivers clogged with fallen trees and boulders following the earthquake in Sabah on June 5 is affecting Ranau district's water treatment plant. -- PHOTO: THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK. RANAU (THE STAR/ASIA NEWS NETWORK) - Rivers clogged with ...
Bottled water donations pour into Sabah
Army called in for debris clean-up
Sabah geologist warns of more mud floods
AsiaOne
Malaysian councils cannot shoot strays
AsiaOne
Local councils will no longer be allowed to shoot stray dogs under the Animal Welfare Bill passed by the Dewan Rakyat or they risk being fined up to RM100,000 (S$35,000). Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob gave ...
Dewan Rakyat Passes Animal Welfare Billmalaysiandigest.com
Animal Welfare Bill 2015 brings more bite in tackling abuse, crueltyThe Sun Daily
Parliament passes Animal Welfare BillThe Malaysian Insider
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AsiaOne
Local councils will no longer be allowed to shoot stray dogs under the Animal Welfare Bill passed by the Dewan Rakyat or they risk being fined up to RM100,000 (S$35,000). Agriculture and Agro-Based Industry Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob gave ...
Dewan Rakyat Passes Animal Welfare Bill
Animal Welfare Bill 2015 brings more bite in tackling abuse, cruelty
Parliament passes Animal Welfare Bill
AsiaOne
Pupils, saviours reunite after deadly Sabah quake
AsiaOne
SHARED ORDEAL: (From left) Sadri Farick, 37, and his son, Emyr Uzayr, 12, meeting trainer Hajiris at TKPS yesterday. Mr Hajiris had helped Emyr to safety after the quake struck Mount Kinabalu. PHOTO: ST ...
Emotions run high as Sabah guides and survivors meetThe Star Online
Sabah quake: Trainer recalls 'very horrible experience' on Mount KinabaluChannel News Asia
Sabah quake: Tearful reunion for survivors and mountain trainers at TKPSTODAYonline
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AsiaOne
SHARED ORDEAL: (From left) Sadri Farick, 37, and his son, Emyr Uzayr, 12, meeting trainer Hajiris at TKPS yesterday. Mr Hajiris had helped Emyr to safety after the quake struck Mount Kinabalu. PHOTO: ST ...
Emotions run high as Sabah guides and survivors meet
Sabah quake: Trainer recalls 'very horrible experience' on Mount Kinabalu
Sabah quake: Tearful reunion for survivors and mountain trainers at TKPS
Inquirer.net
PH mulls fisheries deal with Taiwan
Inquirer.net
The government is studying a draft fisheries agreement with Taiwan as tensions in rich border fishing grounds reemerged two years after the Filipino coast guard shot dead a Taiwanese fisherman. While the proposed deal will not define borders, it will set ...
Philippines reviewing maritime agreement with Taiwan following report on standoffAng Malaya Net
Philippines reviews laws on fishery cooperation with TaiwanPhilippine Star
Government calls on media not to play up fishery disputesFocus Taiwan News Channel
Taipei Times
Khaleej Times
China Post
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Inquirer.net
The government is studying a draft fisheries agreement with Taiwan as tensions in rich border fishing grounds reemerged two years after the Filipino coast guard shot dead a Taiwanese fisherman. While the proposed deal will not define borders, it will set ...
Philippines reviewing maritime agreement with Taiwan following report on standoff
Philippines reviews laws on fishery cooperation with Taiwan
Government calls on media not to play up fishery disputes
The Straits Times
Indonesia 'not a democracy', according to Australians
Jakarta Post
Despite its claims in global fora, Indonesia is not considered democratic by a majority of Australians, a recent survey from an Australian think tank has revealed. In the 11th annual poll conducted by the Lowy Institute, 34 percent of respondents agreed that ...
Frustrated Jokowi demands answers over Indonesia's slow pace of reformThe Straits Times
President Aquino is not aloneInquirer.net
Indonesia On Right Track, But Still Has Many Hurdles To OvercomeNasdaq
GlobalPost
Leadership Newspapers
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Jakarta Post
Despite its claims in global fora, Indonesia is not considered democratic by a majority of Australians, a recent survey from an Australian think tank has revealed. In the 11th annual poll conducted by the Lowy Institute, 34 percent of respondents agreed that ...
Frustrated Jokowi demands answers over Indonesia's slow pace of reform
President Aquino is not alone
Indonesia On Right Track, But Still Has Many Hurdles To Overcome
Philippine Star
China-claimed reef rises from obscurity
Philippine Star
MANILA, Philippines - It's a harbinger of what's in store for reefs turned into artificial islands by China. Zamora (Subi) Reef, once recognizable from a distance with only a small bunker and a lighthouse, is now highly visible from the Philippines' Pag-Asa island ...
Massive island-building and international lawThe Manila Times
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Philippine Star
MANILA, Philippines - It's a harbinger of what's in store for reefs turned into artificial islands by China. Zamora (Subi) Reef, once recognizable from a distance with only a small bunker and a lighthouse, is now highly visible from the Philippines' Pag-Asa island ...
Massive island-building and international law
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