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Gaddafi, the leader whose tantrums are global incidents Colonel Muammar Gaddafi, Libya's leader, hates sleeping above the ground floor, can't travel without his favourite nurse and likes to wear tracksuits to meetings...

WikiLeaks: The raucous underground lifestyle of young Saudi royals WikiLeaks: The raucous underground lifestyle of young Saudi royals Raucous underground parties with plentiful supplies of alcohol, drugs and prostitutes have become the norm for Saudi Arabia's...

Wikileaks: Swedish prosecutors' office targeted by Anonymous cyber attack Wikileaks: Swedish prosecutors' office targeted by Anonymous cyber attack The website of the Swedish prosecutor's office pursuing WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has come under cyber attack...

Wikileaks: Daniel Assange calls for father to be treated fairly The Australian son of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has urged fair and apolitical treatment for his father and said he hoped his arrest in Britain wasn't a "step towards his extradition to the US." Jemima...

The women was eventually tracked down by online 'vigilantes' and exposed to be a nurse at a hospital in the northwestern province of Heilongjiang

The woman shown crushing a rabbit to death in a video clip has gone to the police after netizens tracked her down. The 26-year-old Chinese woman goes by the alias Huang Xu. She told police she was paid 400 yuan to do it by a group cashing in on people with animal abuse fetishes, reported...

Huang crushes the rabbit under a piece of glass. [Photo/Jinghua Times] Huang stamps on a rabbit in a video posted online. [Photo/Jinghua Times]

Don't buy bunnies on impulse Posted: 07 December 2010 1819 hrs...

Other News & Views is compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a > sign, it denotes a separate news item. A factory worker in Singapore...

WikiLeaks says to continue operating despite arrest WikiLeaks says to continue operating despite arrest STOCKHOLM | Tue Dec 7, 2010 6:27am EST WikiLeaks spokesman Kristinn Hrafnsson (C) listens to questions from the media during an event at the Frontline club in London...

Factbox: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested Factbox: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested LONDON | Tue Dec 7, 2010 10:46am GMT LONDON (Reuters) - Here are some facts about Julian Assange, founder of the WikiLeaks website, who was arrested by British police on a...

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested by Scotland Yard WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrested by Scotland Yard WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was arrested by officers from Scotland Yard's extradition unit today...

US Attorney General taking 'significant' action U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder said on Monday the Obama administration was considering using laws in addition to the U.S. Espionage Act to possibly prosecute the release of sensitive government information by...

WikiLeaks: China's Politburo a cabal of business empires China's ruling Politburo is a cabal of business empires that puts vested interests over the needs of the poor and curtails media freedoms to avoiding having shady business deals exposed in the press, according to a...

WikiLeaks: Kevin Rudd warned of need to be ready to use force against China The United States and Australia should be "prepared to deploy force" against China, if moves to assimilate the superpower into the international...

WikiLeaks: Obama administration shocked by Europe banking transactions rebuke The Obama administration was shocked by a rebuke from the European parliament over plans to monitor international banking transactions for terrorist activity, according to leaked diplomatic...

Wikileaks: US identifies key sites around world for security Wikileaks: US identifies key sites around world for security The United States has identified hundreds of sites around the world that it fears could be targeted in terrorist attacks...

Wikileaks: Saudis 'chief funders of al-Qaeda' Sympathisers in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf states give millions to al-Qaeda, the Taliban and other terrorists, say leaked cables. Wikileaks: China propaganda head oversaw Google campaign The...

WikiLeaks: Burma's junta leader tried to buy Manchester United WikiLeaks: Burma's junta leader tried to buy Manchester United Burma's junta leader tried to buy Manchester United for $1billion eight months after a tropical cyclone killed 140,000 of its people...

Monday December 6, 2010 More than 3,000 Malaysians gamble in Singapore daily OTHER NEWS & VIEWS Compiled by NEW JO-LYN, ANN TAN and A. RAMAN OVER 3,000 Malaysians, including housewives, cross over to Singapore everyday to gamble at...