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“We are paid so much better here,” said Connie Valdez Gamalinda, who moved with her husband and young daughter to Geelong, near Melbourne, from Porirua, near Wellington, earlier this year.
Young Bangladesh citizens have been filmed directing traffic in Dhaka due to a reported absence of police and traffic officers on the streets. The videos come a day after PM Sheikh Hasina fled the country following weeks-long protests.
Singapore has a very limited role to play in the conflict in the Middle East, said Minister for Foreign Affairs Vivian Balakrishnan on Wednesday.
A number of countries have now issued travel and safety warnings to their citizens living or visiting the U.K. as riots and street disorder continue to plague the country.
A day after Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina of Bangladesh dramatically resigned and fled the country, the student groups that led the popular uprising against her proposed a notable name to help lead the interim government: Muhammad Yunus, a microfinance pioneer who received the Nobel Peace Prize.
The Malaysian government is considering the proposal to develop a social media application specifically for its citizens, said Communications Minister Fahmi Fadzil.
From Monday, some passengers arriving in Singapore's Changi Airport won't need to show their passports to clear immigration.