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Parties are also making “good progress” on the code of conduct for the South China Sea, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr said at a forum in Singapore.
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The first victim, who was molested in 2008, did not lodge a police report because her mother did not believe her, and she thought the police would follow suit.
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The two countries’ leaders will attend a joint military parade and launch a gallery charting key milestones in their bilateral defence relationship.
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The Malaysian Transport Minister said an earlier launch date of January was “technically” plausible but he was seeking “some buffer” to complete the necessary safety assessments and regulatory approvals.
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The plans set out measures for different air quality levels, such as making medical assistance and N95 masks available at the Marina Bay Street Circuit if required.
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The Mercedes Formula 1 driver tells CNA he is “very excited” about this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix, despite having to start from the back of the grid due to a penalty.
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Singapore bank stocks tumbled for the second day in a row after a Citi report downgraded OCBC to a “sell” rating, saying it expected the bank's third-quarter earnings to be flat from a year earlier.
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Buyers of higher-end cars could pay up to S$30,000 more than mass-market buyers.
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Academics also weigh in on how some other ideas in the consultation, including a surcharge on multiple-car ownership, might work in practice.
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Beijing is putting forward maternity health expert Song Li for the top position at the World Health Organization.
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The full-time national serviceman was not involved in training at the time of the incident, said the Ministry of Defence.
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A total of 265 foreign motorists were stopped at Singapore’s land checkpoints as part of a multi-agency operation in late September over outstanding fines.
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Mr Ong, who is Minister for Health and Coordinating Minister for Social Policies, was speaking about women's health in a dialogue with former first lady of the United States Jill Biden at a forum in Singapore.
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Indonesia has attracted massive investment into its metal industry and smelting, but recent policies have raised concerns from some business players.
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A new Chinese state documentary has also revealed how Beijing made three unsuccessful attempts to persuade powerful crime families in northern Myanmar to shut down their scam operations.
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Israel ordered the British consulate in East Jerusalem to close after London announced plans to impose sanctions on settlements in the West Bank.
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The victim suffered serious head injuries from the assault and died in hospital 10 days later.
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The allegedly fraudulent claim was mounted against the woman by a foreign worker who was seeking compensation for total permanent incapacity.
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Patekar enjoyed a career spanning nearly five decades across Hindi and Marathi cinema, winning several National Film Awards and receiving the Padma Shri, one of the highest civilian awards in India, in 2013.
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Myanmar leader Min Aung Hlaing is on a two-day visit to Malaysia as he looks for greater international legitimacy after being installed in April as civilian president.
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Some hotel rooms are going for more than seven times their usual rates, amid a packed calendar of over 40 business conferences and gatherings around the Formula 1 period.
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The High Court found that the victim breached two obligations in his conduct as a cyclist by failing to travel at a speed that would allow him to stop at the zebra crossing involved and not stopping to check for oncoming traffic.