Travellers using Nepal Airlines, affected by airport closure, advised to contact airline directly for flight rescheduling

Soldiers deployed nationwide following widespread protests, riots in South Asian country

Premier Khadga's private residence among targets in various incidents of arson, vandalism

Opposition to US President's threats to deploy National Guard troops to fight crime in city mounts

Anwar to also contact Thailand following selection of new PM

Student bodies' coalition claim the people's anxiety is not due to street protests, but is due to corruption, politicisation of the law

If going out necessary, do so in areas not identified as frequent demonstration sites, says Tok Mat

Troops deployed thrice daily using motorbikes, tactical vehicles, trucks, escort cars to ensure capital's security

Ministry says monitoring situation with Foreign Ministry, Education Malaysia offices in republic

Pink-clad demonstrators join Jakarta rally calling for government, police reforms

Demonstrators still on streets calling for moves against enhanced perks for parliamentarians

‘Republika’ reporter hails support from neighbours, says riots proof govts should listen to people’s needs

President Prabowo instructs authorities to take firm action against protesters who violate the law

President calls for calm, offers condolences over driver's death, orders thorough probe of incident

Citizens told to avoid affected sites, engage in actions that violate local regulations

Extended operating hours at both stops tomorrow, Sunday to facilitate travel for demonstrators

No road closures, diversions as cops continue to monitor situation

One officer injured in incident, KL police chief warns of firm action against anyone inciting unrest, engaging in excessive provocation

LONDON, July 27 — Hundreds of people demonstrated in the streets of Aberdeen and Edinburgh on Saturday to protest against United States (US) President Donald Trump, who arrived in Scotland for a five-day visit, reported Xinhua.

KUALA LUMPUR, July 26 — The Kuala Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) dismantled the main stage used during a gathering at Dataran Merdeka today after it was found to have failed safety standards.