By Sl Wong/Macaranga • Sep 10, 2020
With the pandemic grinding tourism to a halt, many see this as an opportunity to manage Sabah’s beautiful islands so that tourists, nature and livelihoods co-exist. This is the second of a two-parter in the Taking Stock series looking at the impact of the global pandemic on ecotourism in Malaysia's Sabah state

By Amal Jayasinghe/AFP • Sep 04, 2020
A Panamanian-registered oil tanker burned out of control for a second day off Sri Lanka, an accident that has killed at least 18 Filipino and five Greek crew members, raising fears of a major new oil spill in the Indian Ocean

By Alastair McCready • Sep 04, 2020
Today, Manila is a sprawling metropolis largely dominated by anonymous high-rise condominium blocks, shopping malls and traffic-clogged highways. But back in the 1960s, more evident was a clean, sleek and modernising city displaying an abundance of character

By Daniel Marchette • Sep 03, 2020
Sofitel around the world makes it a point of honour to promote art and culture, particularly inspiring local talent, and the Sofitel Phnom Penh Phokeethra is no exception. We are excited to announce the opening of the Dark Matter Exhibition by Donvirao