Indonesia’s move to rehabilitate Suharto reopens wounds, draws condemnation

Indonesian legislators have removed the dictator’s name from a corruption decree and proposed to award him a national hero status.

Hong Kong police raid gambling den with arcade fishing game machines, arrest 2

Gambling den is among 17 locations that police searched and raided on first day of ‘Levington’ operation.

Hongkonger, 22, jailed for insulting national anthem abandons sentence appeal

Chan Pak-yui is convicted for disruptive acts while ‘March of the Volunteers’ played ahead of women’s volleyball match last year.

EU expected to back tariffs on China-made EVs despite last-gasp German bid to kill them

Berlin expects the move to be approved despite reports Chancellor Olaf Scholz went ‘ballistic’ in efforts to block.

Netherlands: ‘State actor’ blamed for massive Dutch police hack

Hackers stole the contact details of almost all 65,000 police officers in the Netherlands.

Google is working on reasoning AI, chasing OpenAI’s efforts

Google and OpenAI have been locked in an intense fight for dominance in AI, particularly since the release of OpenAI’s ChatGPT.

Historic funding round values OpenAI at US$157 billion

OpenAI plans to use the funds to advance its AI research, increase computing capacity, and develop tools for solving complex problems.

Singapore’s ex-transport minister Iswaran sentenced to 12 months in jail for receiving gifts, obstructing justice

The 62-year-old is the first person in Singapore to be prosecuted for this offence since the city state’s independence in 1965.

Hong Kong police must release any body camera footage of fatal shooting: family

Brother of deceased says he has reason to believe responding officers had not turned on body cameras before confrontation on September 15.

Iran’s main nuclear facilities, long in Israel’s sights

Locations and capabilities of Iran’s key nuclear sites, including Natanz, Fordow, Isfahan, Khondab and Bushehr.