100-day strike: Hollywood writers frustrated as talks languish
The three-month-long strike has occasionally taken the rhetoric of class warfare, with writers assailing the media executives' compensation.
Wed Aug 09 2023
Indian child marriage arrests leave teen brides in the lurch
Police in Assam detain 3,000 men in month-long operation.
Wed Mar 01 2023
Soccer - Qatar World Cup ticket sales near 3 million, says Infantino
240,000 hospitality packages had been sold for the month-long tournament, making it the "most successful hospitality program ever".
Tue Oct 18 2022
Disabled commuters using public transport to enjoy month-long free rides
Prasarana will offer free rides to Persons with Disabilities (PWD) for a month on all public transport services, says Transport Minister Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
Wed Aug 31 2022
Uzbekistan declares state of emergency in protest-hit Karakalpakstan region
Uzbekistan on Saturday announced a month-long state of emergency in the protest-hit autonomous region of Karakalpakstan.
Sun Jul 03 2022
Let's Talk: ImagiNASI | Nature-Food Nexus
Sharaad Kuttan speaks to ecologists Benjamin Ong, Applied Imagination Fellow, Center for Science & The Imagination and fellow member of Urban Biodiversity Initiative (UBI) together with UBI’s Creative Director Siti Syuhada Sapno about their month-long programme ImagiNasi, created to help us rediscover Nature through Food.
Sat May 21 2022
Beijing closes more venues as anger at Shanghai's COVID lockdown grows
Resentment at the draconian month-long lockdown in Shanghai continued to grow.
Fri Apr 29 2022
Let's Talk: Ahmad Fuad Osman - Artist Negotiating His Impulses
The decision by the National Art Gallery (Balai Seni Negara) to censor four works that had been part of a three-month long show, outrage and political intervention ensued. Finally, the works were restored but what lessons have been learnt? Sharaad Kuttan speaks to artist Ahmad Fuad Osman and curator for the mid-career show At the End of the Day Even Art is Not Important (1990-2019), Shabbir Hussain Mustafa from the National Gallery of Singapore.
Thu Mar 17 2022
Let's Talk: Isn't Censorship the Worst Kind of Obscenity?
The decision by the National Art Gallery (Balai Seni Negara) to censor four works that had been part of a three-month long show, outrage and political intervention ensued. Finally, the works were restored but what lessons have been learnt? Sharaad Kuttan speaks to artist Ahmad Fuad Osman and curator for the mid-career show At the End of the Day Even Art is Not Important (1990-2019), Shabbir Hussain Mustafa from the National Gallery of Singapore.
Thu Mar 17 2022
Idris: Govt to pay umrah pilgrims RM1,671 on Feb 18
A payment of RM1,671 each for pilgrims who had to cancel their umrah travel following the month-long temporary postponement, will be made on Feb 18.
Sun Feb 13 2022
Only identity card needed to get payments for umrah losses - Idris
Pilgrims only need to bring their identity card to any TH branch to get payments from the government for the losses they incurred following the month-long temporary postponement of umrah travel.
Fri Feb 11 2022
Govt to pay up to 60 pct of losses incurred by pilgrims affected by postponement of umrah travel
The government will pay up to 60 pct of the losses incurred by pilgrims affected by the month-long temporary postponement of umrah travel imposed since Jan 8.
Sun Feb 06 2022
#GalaxyCruise: Malaysian citizen astronomers rank 4th with over 40,000 classification of galaxies
Apadilangit together with Professor Mazlan has set a target of 200,000 galaxies for Malaysians to classify in this one month-long project.
Fri Aug 06 2021
What you need to know about the coronavirus right now
Japan aims to place Tokyo under a new, month-long "quasi-emergency" state to combat surging COVID-19 cases.
Fri Apr 09 2021
Factbox - Latest on the worldwide spread of the coronavirus
Japan aims to place Tokyo under a new, month-long "quasi-emergency" state to combat surging COVID-19 case numbers.
Fri Apr 09 2021