BANGKOK - THAI police arrested two people accused of e-mailing a doctored recording of Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva ostensibly discussing ways to create chaos to use as a pretext to crack down on anti-government protesters.
DUBAI - THE United Arab Emirates' main oil exporter will ease up on Opec-led supply curbs, a possible sign the Arab Gulf nation will not push for new cuts when the oil producing group meets next month.
SENIORS here are generally well cared for by their children, a new study has found.
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS (Belgium) - FORMULA One has been plunged into a fresh cheating scandal.
The International Automobile Federation (FIA), the sport's governing body, confirmed on Sunday that it is investigating Fernando Alonso's victory in last year's SingTel Singapore Grand Prix.
THE wearing of contact lenses has come under the spotlight in Singapore with data showing that few people know their extended use can cause irreversible damage to the eyes.
WASHINGTON - US military authorities in Afghanistan have terminated a contract with a public affairs company that was producing background profiles of reporters covering a war that is becoming increasingly unpopular with the American public.
WASHINGTON - US military authorities in Afghanistan have terminated a contract with a public affairs company that was producing background profiles of reporters covering a war that is becoming increasingly unpopular with the American public.
MANY boys dream of being at the controls of a fighter jet - even if the dogfight plays out on a computer screen on solid ground.
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