Published by InsideHook By Diane Rommel If you go, right now, to Letterform Archive’s Instagram page, you’ll likely see all your coolest, best-dressed friends in the list of accounts in the “Followed By” section. For four decades, Letterform founder Rob Saunders has collected exceptional examples of the letter arts from
Published by Hong Kong Free Press Pro-democracy retail chain Chickeeduck will leave the Hong Kong market in the second half of next year citing “disturbances from unknown evil forces,” the company announced on Thursday. The brand started as a children’s clothing chain in 1990, expanded to adult wear and launched
Published by Mongabay ACEH BESAR, Indonesia — A Sumatran elephant calf has died days after conservation officials in Indonesia amputated half of her trunk due to severe injuries from a suspected snare trap. The female calf had been found alone and severely wounded by locals in Aceh Jaya district, in
Published by Malaysiakini (English) Incumbent Malacca chief minister Sulaiman Md Ali criticised opponents for “spinning” the Melaka Waterfront Economic Zone (M-WEZ) project. He said the project is “not new” but is only a case of rebranding and streamlining the various ongoing sea reclamation projects in the state. He maintained that
Published by Malaysiakini (English) YOURSAY | ‘It is not your intentions that matter, but how the words are received.’ PAS duo downplay criticisms, deputy minister says ‘advising’ journo to use Malay PAS duo’s personal attack on journalist unforgivable – MP, media groups Aide comes to minister’s defence, accusing reporter of
Published by Reuters By Joe Brock SINGAPORE (Reuters) – More than a dozen shipowners have made payments of about $300,000 apiece to release vessels detained by the Indonesian navy, which said they were anchored illegally in Indonesian waters near Singapore, according to sources with direct knowledge of the matter. The