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SCMP’s Asia desk
Seoul Metro was addressing commuter complaints about unruly riders and loud announcements at stations.
Several viral videos of Balinese performers wearing revealing outfits and dancing sensuously have forced the authorities to take action.
Former prime minister laments the absence of the national language, Malay, from the display boards at shopping centres in Kuala Lumpur.
The guidelines were framed after businesses at the airport reported multiple instances of patrons losing their cool.
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Rudd has deleted his anti-Trump social media posts, including one describing him as ‘the most destructive president in history’.
The US fast food chain’s local operator also laid off more staff as its loss more than tripled in the third quarter.
The scene in Mae Yua, or The Empress of Ayodhaya, has led to accusations of animal cruelty and a probe by Thai authorities.
Proposal comes after young Malaysian revellers found to have been covertly entering southern Thailand via a Kelantan border town.
The hackers say its actions were due to Seoul’s plan to send military experts to Ukraine to monitor North Korean troops in Russia.
Malaysia’s former prime minister says Europe is complicit in the humanitarian crisis, calling their human rights claims hypocritical.
A new branch of the coffee shop chain will offer patrons rare glimpses across the North Korean frontier from Gimpo’s Jogang Observatory.
Eyewitnesses reported horrifying scenes as 18-year-old Mohamad Nur Asymawi Jasmadi screamed for help.
Moo Deng’s fruity forecast adds a dash of fun to the election frenzy – leaving voters wondering if the pygmy hippo has called it right.
Authorities ramp up security measures after Cho Doo-soon’s move to a new place just 2km from his previous home in Ansan alarms residents.
The estranged brother of former Singapore PM had urged PM Lawrence Wong to expedite action in fulfilling Lee Kuan Yew’s wish for the house to be demolished.
Korean fans say the 21-year-old tarnished the group’s reputation with his actions, while international supporters argue he is being bullied.
The move comes amid the resurfacing of the 38 Oxley Road family feud.
Kim Hyung-chul, retired air force officer, believes military service would give men and women more opportunities to meet and form relationships.
Stephan Wagner, 61, allegedly administered his wife a poison used to kill ants, causing her to become seriously ill.
Increase in length of jail terms, more surveillance efforts part of law-enforcement drive to keep rule-breakers at bay, officials say.
Indonesian authorities say allowing Temu to operate will result in cheap goods flooding the country and squeezing out small traders.
The zoo defended its care for Moo Deng, arguing the baby hippo receives the best possible care and is part of a conservation programme.
Authorities in Geneva say Hashim Djojohadikusumo and his wife Anie owed US$154 million in unpaid taxes when they lived in Switzerland.
One of the carriers, Philippine Airlines, says ‘the Chinese market has been slower to recover’ compared with other regions.
The call by Cholil Nafis, chairman of the Indonesian Council of Ulema, comes as the war in Gaza nears its one-year mark.
The woman suffered multiple cardiac arrests and was turned away by 10 hospitals due to a shortage of doctors during the Chuseok holiday.
Tony, the elder brother of an economic adviser of ex-president Rodrigo Duterte, is accused of having links to illegal gaming operators.
The video – filmed during a protest in Melbourne, Australia – shows the Malaysian flag being replaced by the flags of Sabah and Sarawak.
IShowSpeed’s Southeast Asia tour has thrilled fans with daring stunts, cultural experiences, and viral moments, with Singapore the next stop.
The shortage is due to increased bear encounters and the high cost of imported bear spray.
