Angelyn Aguirre, a nurse from the Philippines, is being remembered for her bravery for choosing to stay with her elderly patient when Hamas gunmen attacked a bomb shelter in Israel.
‘Unbelievable loyalty’: Filipino nurse stayed with patient during Hamas attack
Angelyn Aguirre, a nurse from the Philippines, is being remembered for her bravery for choosing to stay with her elderly patient when Hamas gunmen attacked a bomb shelter in Israel.
‘We’re united’: thousands rally in Malaysia in support of Palestine as war rages
About 15,000 people, including former PM Muhyiddin Yassin, gathered at the national mosque in Kuala Lumpur to condemn Israel’s offensive in Gaza.
Hamas’ surprise attack on Israel has South Korea reassessing its own security
South Korea’s defence establishment has been closely monitoring the Israel-Hamas war, amid concerns Pyongyang could copy Hamas by using its massive stockpile of weapons to launch a surprise attack.
‘We’re united’: thousands rally in Malaysia in support of Palestine as war rages
About 15,000 people, including former PM Muhyiddin Yassin, gathered at the national mosque in Kuala Lumpur to condemn Israel’s offensive in Gaza.
Hamas’ surprise attack on Israel has South Korea reassessing its own security
South Korea’s defence establishment has been closely monitoring the Israel-Hamas war, amid concerns Pyongyang could copy Hamas by using its massive stockpile of weapons to launch a surprise attack.
South Korea’s defence establishment has been closely monitoring the Israel-Hamas war, amid concerns Pyongyang could copy Hamas by using its massive stockpile of weapons to launch a surprise attack.
China’s best students shun US, Japan forgoing paid holidays: 7 highlights
From Chinese students not opting for US universities to Japan’s workers being reluctant to take paid vacations, here are few highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting.
From Chinese students not opting for US universities to Japan’s workers being reluctant to take paid vacations, here are few highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting.
Thai, Filipino workers caught in Israel-Hamas war as ‘rocket firings continue’
The Israel-Hamas war has claimed at least 2,600 lives on both sides, including some Southeast Asian workers, with 21 Thais, and at least 2 Filipinos killed.
Singapore’s economy grows, monetary policy remains unchanged
While the numbers signal the city state’s recovery is gaining momentum, sustaining that performance depends on how well global demand for goods rebounds.
China’s best students shun US, Japan forgoing paid holidays: 7 highlights
From Chinese students not opting for US universities to Japan’s workers being reluctant to take paid vacations, here are few highlights from SCMP’s recent reporting.
Thai, Filipino workers caught in Israel-Hamas war as ‘rocket firings continue’
The Israel-Hamas war has claimed at least 2,600 lives on both sides, including some Southeast Asian workers, with 21 Thais, and at least 2 Filipinos killed.
Singapore’s economy grows, monetary policy remains unchanged
While the numbers signal the city state’s recovery is gaining momentum, sustaining that performance depends on how well global demand for goods rebounds.
‘Always harassed’: the Filipino fishermen ensnared by South China Sea geopolitics
The tussle between China and the Philippines has strangled Filipino fishermen’s access to the fishing grounds which have sustained their community for generations.
Will Philippine VP’s Beijing-friendly remarks blunt Manila’s South China Sea policy?
Philippine politicians are questioning whether President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr and Vice-President Sara Duterte are united on Manila’s approach towards China.
Philippine politicians are questioning whether President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr and Vice-President Sara Duterte are united on Manila’s approach towards China.
US-China rivalry won’t ‘split’ Southeast Asia into two camps: Singapore’s PM
The regional geopolitical outlook is ‘not all gloomy’ given the efforts by states to maintain good ties, said PM Lee Hsien Loong at the Asia Future Summit in Singapore.
The regional geopolitical outlook is ‘not all gloomy’ given the efforts by states to maintain good ties, said PM Lee Hsien Loong at the Asia Future Summit in Singapore.
Philippines will ‘stand our ground’ to South China Sea ‘bullying’: defence chief
The Philippines’ Gilberto Teodoro Jnr has compared Beijing’s recent actions in the South China Sea to that of a schoolyard bully.
The Philippines’ Gilberto Teodoro Jnr has compared Beijing’s recent actions in the South China Sea to that of a schoolyard bully.
‘Always harassed’: the Filipino fishermen ensnared by South China Sea geopolitics
The tussle between China and the Philippines has strangled Filipino fishermen’s access to the fishing grounds which have sustained their community for generations.
Will Philippine VP’s Beijing-friendly remarks blunt Manila’s South China Sea policy?
Philippine politicians are questioning whether President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr and Vice-President Sara Duterte are united on Manila’s approach towards China.
Philippine politicians are questioning whether President Ferdinand Marcos Jnr and Vice-President Sara Duterte are united on Manila’s approach towards China.
US-China rivalry won’t ‘split’ Southeast Asia into two camps: Singapore’s PM
The regional geopolitical outlook is ‘not all gloomy’ given the efforts by states to maintain good ties, said PM Lee Hsien Loong at the Asia Future Summit in Singapore.
The regional geopolitical outlook is ‘not all gloomy’ given the efforts by states to maintain good ties, said PM Lee Hsien Loong at the Asia Future Summit in Singapore.
Philippines will ‘stand our ground’ to South China Sea ‘bullying’: defence chief
The Philippines’ Gilberto Teodoro Jnr has compared Beijing’s recent actions in the South China Sea to that of a schoolyard bully.
The Philippines’ Gilberto Teodoro Jnr has compared Beijing’s recent actions in the South China Sea to that of a schoolyard bully.
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