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Authorities scour area after people try to swim from a boat to reach Langkawi island Malaysian authorities have launched a search for 24 Rohingya refugees who went missing while trying to swim to shore from a boat off the resort island of Langkawi.Musl…
Read MoreSchillings, which represents the Duchess of Sussex, was paid $1.3m for work for Jho Low, financier at centre of 1MDB scandalThe law firm that represents the Duchess of Sussex has received $1.3m (£1m) for its work on a public relations campaign for a fu…
Read MoreDepartment of Justice says art and Paris flat linked to accused Malaysian fund fraud mastermind Jho LowThe US Department of Justice has asked an American court to allow it to seize artwork including two Warhol paintings and a Basquiat drawing, as well …
Read MoreGovernments across south-east Asia are turning away boats but in Aceh locals took matters into their own handsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageOn Thursday afternoon, residents of Aceh, Indonesia, waded back and forth in water…
Read MoreAs the epidemic took hold in China, many feared for its neighbours. But rapid action and clear messaging have so far contained the virusCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageJust months ago, much of south-east Asia appeared on the…
Read MoreInfections keep falling in EU but reports suggest Russian death toll much higher than official figuresCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageFrance is to lift its state of emergency on 10 July, Denmark said opening its bars, restau…
Read MoreHundreds more refugees still stranded on boats after being turned away by Malaysia Rohingya refugees believed to have spent weeks stranded on cramped boats at sea have been sent to a remote, uninhabited island by Bangladesh, while hundreds more remain …
Read MoreIn move condemned by UN, refugees including Rohingya detained amid rise in xenophobia Coronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverage Malaysian authorities have rounded up and detained hundreds of undocumented migrants, including Rohingya …
Read MoreTwo boats still stranded at sea as Malaysia accused of using Covid-19 as an excuse to turn them backRohingya refugees whose relatives, including children, have been stranded for weeks on cramped boats have urged international governments to act before …
Read MoreMalaysia and Thailand asked to urgently help people on as many as five boatsHundreds more Rohingya refugees remain stuck at sea, rights groups have warned, just one day after it emerged that dozens of people died onboard a boat that was refused entry t…
Read MoreWorld’s biggest producer says lockdown has already caused shortfall of 100m condomsCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageA global shortage of condoms is looming, the world’s biggest producer has said, after a coronavirus lockdown …
Read MoreReligious authorities around the world limit contact and close places of worshipCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageIranian police have dispersed crowds who forced their way into two popular shrines soon after they were closed b…
Read MoreSouth-east Asian countries impose restrictions as doubt cast on warm weather theory Coronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageMillions of people in the Philippines were left confined after the introduction of surprise quarantine measu…
Read MoreA summary of the biggest developments in the global coronavirus outbreakFollow our latest coronavirus blog for live news and updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageKey developments in the global coronavirus outbreak today include: Continue reading…
Read MoreMuhyiddin Yassin faces big challenges – and some say he may be bad news for minoritiesWhen Malaysia’s government plunged into chaos last month, some believed the country’s veteran leader Mahathir Mohamad was likely to emerge an even more powerful polit…
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