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The elections are ostensibly about the 300 seats in Parliament, but when South Koreans go to the polls on Wednesday, they will also be signaling support for one of two leaders who are locked in what is known here as “gladiator politics.”
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — A South Korean held in Russia on an espionage allegation is a missionary dispatched there to support the needy and spread the gospel, a South Korean Christian aid group said Wednesday, calling the spying suspicion “preposterous.”
As a flight attendant for Singapore Airlines, Kay Cheong was staring at an abyss when she was forced to leave her job because she was expecting a baby.
In Melbourne to attend this week’s Asean-Australia summit, Lee reportedly added that the deal had turned out to be a “very successful arrangement”.
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Singapore’s Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on Tuesday defended an exclusive deal his city-state struck with Taylor Swift that prevents the pop star taking her current Eras Tour to anywhere else in Southeast Asia.
While being a “dragon baby” – being born in the auspicious year of the dragon in the Chinese zodiac – has made her feel “special”, Singaporean Laura Lee, 24, said it came with a price: fiercer competition throughout her academic life.
SINGAPORE -- Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong urged families to have more children in his Lunar New Year address on Friday, as the city-state grapples with a historically low birth rate.