A lighthearted moment transpired as two pandas engaged in playful interaction at Chongqing Zoo in China. Unexpectedly, one of them received a playful slap, momentarily leaving it bewildered and causing bursts of laughter among the visitors. The video was filmed on May 9 and was provided with local media’s permission.
After his latest two-goal haul for Al-Nassr, Portuguese superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has insisted that he will not be retiring any time soon.
A teenager who died trying to fight her doctors’ attempts to withdraw life support can finally be named after a court lifted a gagging order.
Friday’s Storm Shadow missile strike on the Kremlin’s Black Sea Fleet headquarters in occupied Crimea killed and badly injured several Russian military commanders, Ukraine has said.
Western intelligence agencies spied on India to amass evidence of its alleged plot to assassinate a dissident on Canadian soil, according to a new report.
Scientists believe rare rescue is a sign that the fearsome reptiles may be capable of compassion
Children are allegedly being sexually abused on a remote Filipino island at the hands of a doomsday cult headed by a leader who claims to be a reincarnation of Jesus.
Inmates could play baseball, visit zoos with horses, pigs and flamingos, and saunter round market streets
Violent group stormed house in Walsall in broad daylight before making off with Rolex watch, diamond ring, cash, and car keys
The 13-foot male alligator was ‘humanely killed’
Hosts China swept the first gold medals at the Asian Games in Hangzhou on Sunday in a statement of intent on day one of the region's answer to the Olympics.- King Qin makes splash - Swimming is one of the highlights of the Games and will see seven finals later on Sunday at the Hangzhou Olympic Centre Aquatic Sports Arena, where China are also expected to dominate.
Security bugs could allow attackers to take control of iPhones
A busker singing Tina Turner asks a woman to sing... then realises she is Kelly Clarkson.Source: Kelly Clarkson
Liverpool came from behind to beat LASK 3-1 on Thursday and Klopp assessed the displays of the players who came into the starting lineup for the Europa League clash.
The Duke of Sussex must give due notice if he wishes to stay on a royal estate, The Telegraph understands, after he was denied a room at Windsor Castle earlier this month.
Think ‘ulu’ and images of a remote locale flanked by nothing but sprawling nature might come to mind. Jalan Benaan Kapal Food Centre is none of that, yet a hard squint might leave you thinking otherwise. This hidden kopitiam is home to the simply named Kway Chap, a hawker phenomenon that’s been selling its namesake dish […] The post Kway Chap: Elderly couple selling homely kway chap at hidden Jalan Benaan Kapal coffeeshop for 20 years appeared first on SETHLUI.com.
Simple and kind. Reading that tagline, I found myself immediately wanting to discover more about the brand, Omage Foods. My chef-to-writer colleague, Aaron and I made our way down to their stall at Bedok 85 Market last week. Our positive first impressions from the tagline were buoyed even further when we met the super-friendly, chill […] The post Omage Foods: The best dry laksa I’ve had in Singapore & incredibly tasty mee tai mak hidden in Bedok appeared first on SETHLUI.com.
Real Madrid are happy to have missed out on Arsenal summer signing Kai Havertz after his start to the new Premier League season, according to reports.
Volodymyr Zelensky has asked Marina Abramović, the performance artist, to be an ambassador for Ukraine.
Some people are book smart, some are street smart and well, some are none! While some tweaks to your daily routine and habits can help you become ‘smarter’, there are a bunch of people who make being smart look effortless. Why? because they’re simply born with a higher brainpower than others. We’re not talking about an Isaac Newton-like brilliance here, but someone who’s just better at understanding a situation and being empathetic to others’ feelings. Astrology and zodiac signs continue to rema
In dismissing concerns over the death of a Canadian Sikh activist, India’s prime minister raises more questions over his commitment to democracy
