Results of a survey from HSBC Bank International show Canada, Germany and Australia to be the friendliest countries in the world. The U.S. is No. 6 in the rankings and the United Arab Emirates finished last.

The Doulos, a ship that travels around the world as a bookshop, makes a stop in Singapore. The crew, including the captain, work for free to bring hope around the world through books.

A constable in the Goa police Kalidas Shetye, attached to Pernem police station, a hawaldar in the Indian Army based in Kashmir Vasudev Gaonkar and a mayor of Canacona Town Divakar Pagi are all in the police lockup.

Former England goalkeeper Peter Shilton who played at forty-five years in the World Cup football has been Chandrakant Naik idol. The former India international goalkeeper has been continuously playing in the Goa league for a record twenty-eight years.

Somali pirates hijack another ship: this time a chemical tanker. Indian crew members were captured and three British security guards rescued.

The Washington Post, formerly a champion of equality for 600,000 residents of the District of Columbia, has become the city's chief advocate for political inequality. The paper's editorial position should be a national embarrassment.

From a safe distance, the island nation of Singapore shines; but beneath the glossy surface lies a jungle of political oppression -- Asian values of another kind.

Nordin Montong, 32, was known by co-workers for his erratic behavior and mood swings. But no one could expect his suicide - by climbing into a tiger enclosure at the Singapore zoo.

A Muslim cleric has caused public furore in Indonesia after marrying a 12-year-old prepubescent girl as a second wife. The cleric is now in Singapore.

An expert pertaining to sexual education in Singapore, Br. Micheal Broughton speaks about the rising number of teens engaging in sexual activity and why he feels abstinence is not the answer.